Nee!

Sundaram, a rich man, falls in love with an orphaned girl, and marries her over the objections of his elder brother. He sets up a home of his own with his wife, but when his family members persuade him to rejoin the household, he brings his wife to his brother's house. There is once again cheer and sunshine in his life. Trouble arises when he is away from the house to accept a new job offered to him. The son-in-law of the house, a magistrate, leaks out the news that the orphan girl has earlier been convicted by him for immoral traffic. At once, insults are heaped on her. Unable to bear the taunting remarks, the girl leaves the house and attempts. The real drama then begins and all ends well.

• Jaishankar as Sundaram[1]
• Jayalalithaa as Jaya and Usha[1]
• Nagesh as Raju (Sundaram Friend)
• S. V. Sahasranamam as Ramadurai
• Pandari Bai as Mangalam (Ramadurai Wife)
• S. V. Ramadoss as Gopal
• G. Sakunthala as Chithra (Gopal Wife)
• Madhavi as Chellayee
• R. S. Manohar as Sekar (Enemy role)
• Ennatha Kannaiya
• Karikol Raju as Saamy
• Sadhan as Chappan
• M. Bhanumathi as Cameo Appearance

Nee! was directed by Kanagashanmugam, while T. R. Ramanna received "supervising director" credit.[2] The film was produced by T. K. Ramaraj under Sri Vinayaga Pictures, and was the company's first production.[3][1] Sakthi T. K. Krishnasamy was the writer, Selvaraj was art director, M. A. Rahiman was cinematographer, and M. S. Money was editor.[2] The film was completed in two months,[1] and its final cut measured 3,977 metres (13,048 ft).[3]

The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan,[4] while the lyrics were written by Vaali.[2]

Nee! was released on 21 August 1965.[2] Writing for Sport and Pastime, T. M. Ramachandran positively reviewed the film, saying the male and female leads showed "promising talent".[1] The film became a commercial success.[5]

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