Veerappu

Veerappu
Directed by Badri
Produced by Krishnamoorthy Vijayakumar
Sujatha Vijayakumar
Written by Badri
Story by Bhadran
Based on Spadikam
by
Bhadran
Starring Sundar C
Prakash Raj
Gopika
Vivek
Santhanam
Sumithra
Anju
Santhoshini
Tejashree
Music by D. Imman
Cinematography K. S. Selvaraj
Edited by Mu. Kasi Vishwanathan
Production
company
Home Media [P].Ltd
Distributed by Avni Cinemax
Release date
27 July 2007
Country India
Language Tamil

Veerappu is a Tamil language psychological thriller film. This was the second film that director Sundar C acted in the lead role. It is the Tamil remake of the blockbuster Malayalam movie Spadikam by Bhadran.

Plot

The story revolves around an ego clash between father and son. Puli (Sundar C) is a local rowdy and the son of a math teacher Vedhukannu (Prakash Raj). Vedhukannu hates his son for being a rowdy and not being proficient in math.

As part of a flashback, it is shown that young Puli was very good in physics, but his father, being a math teacher, wanted him to excel in math, which he was unable to do. As a result of repeated physical and mental abuse, Puli takes the wrong route to grow up. In the meantime, rival gangs and police try to kill him, but he is accidentally saved by his half-sister, a daughter from an affair his father had.

Puli helps his half-sister in return for her unexpected help and vouches for her safety. The rival gangs kill her and put the blame on his father. How Puli brings the truth to light and unites with his family completes the rest of the movie.

Cast

Box office

Veerappu was a commercial success grossing $2 million at the box office.[1]

The film is a remake of the blockbuster Malayalam movie Spadikam starring Mohanlal although parts of plot were lifted from another blockbuster Malayalam movie Narasimham (again starring Mohanlal) such as the half-sister and father being framed. (The Telugu movie Vajram starring Akkineni Nagarjuna is also based on Spadikam.)

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