| Actor / Actress | Character | Notes | |-----------------|-----------|-------| | | Vijay (protagonist) | Early‑career role; showcases his blend of action and romance. | | Radhika (also known as Radhika Chaudhari) | Anjali | The love interest, a compassionate medical student. | | Manivannan | Subramaniam (Vijay’s father) | A disciplined police officer, provides moral compass. | | Mansoor Ali Khan | Madan (antagonist) | Noted for his menacing screen presence. | | Senthil | Balu (reformed goon) | Provides comic relief and a redemption arc. | | Vennira Aadai Moorthy | Inspector Raghav | The upright cop who assists Vijay. | | Ramesh Khanna | College friend (supporting) | Adds youthful camaraderie. | | Additional supporting actors | Various roles (college staff, gang members, police) | Contribute to the narrative texture. |
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The story unfolds over a single day in Chennai. IG Raghavan Maraar (Mohanlal), the Police Commissioner, receives a mysterious phone call from an anonymous man (Kamal Haasan) who claims to have planted bombs across the city. The caller demands the release of four notorious terrorists in exchange for the location of the explosives. | Actor / Actress | Character | Notes
Directed by Chakri Toleti in his directorial debut. | | Mansoor Ali Khan | Madan (antagonist)