Thenmerku Paruvakaatru

Thenmerku Paruvakatru English Southwest Monsoon is a 2010 Tamil drama film written and directed by Seenu Ramasamy and produced by Shibu Issac. It stars Saranya Ponvannan, in her 100th film, Vijay Sethupathi and Vasundhra Chiyertra in the lead roles. It released onDecember 2010.

Set on the backdrop of Theni, the story is about Murugaiyan Vijay Sethupathi who is a goat shepherd and he has a loving mother Veerayi Tamil Saranya Ponvannan. She is a widow and struggles hard to raise Murugan and has an overflowing affection for him. Meanwhile, there is a gang which attacks the villagers at night and steal their goats. Murugan along with his group manages to catch one of the members in an attack and discover that it is a girl. Her name is Pechi Vasundhra Chiyertra and her family steals goat for livelihood. While Murugan develops feelings for her, Pechis family is known to be quite dangerous. Veerayi comes to know this and asked her sonMurugan to marry a girl of her choice. He refuses to accept her wish. Complication arise between them. An old lady of her house tells Veerayi to let her son to marry the girl he loves. A possessive widow tells how her husband was killed to that old lady. Her husband was killed by a group of thieves.The head of the gang is none other than the Father of the girl whom her son loves.The Hindu wrote, Thenmerku Paruvakkaatru with its mother sentiment makes a mark among films with rural themes. Sify called the film OK and wrote, It is made like a 70s tear jerker with the central character being the all sacrificing mother. The New Indian Express wrote, A film that has worked out well in all departments, Thenmerku Paruvakaatru is worth a watch. Behindwoods gaveout ofstars and wrote, While the opening scene makes one sit up and take notice, the movie pales into insignificance soon after with nothing much to hold the viewers interest. Essentially, Thenmerkku Paruvakatru is a regular village drama and can easily be written down as one of those small timers aspiring to make a fast buck or two. ........

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