Vaimaye Vellum

The film centers on Perumal, a corrupt police officer portrayed by Rajan P. Dev, who returns to his hometown after two decades. His past haunts him, especially the loss of his wife during childbirth, which leads him to blame his newborn son for his misfortunes. This complex family dynamic unfolds as Raja, Perumal’s son, struggles under the weight of his father's harsh treatment and the care of his stepmother, Saraswathi, played by Vennira Aadai Nirmala.

Raja's defiance against his father's corruption comes to a head when he steals the bribe Perumal has taken and deposits it in a Hundi, only to face severe repercussions. This narrative explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the impacts of corruption within a familial framework. Collectors might find interest in the film's unique storytelling and its reflection of societal issues from the late 90s in Indian cinema.