Aatha Un Koyilile - 1991 DD 5.1 DVD $12.99

Marudhu works for Kasturi, who is engaged to Durai. Kasturi dislikes Durai's habits and falls for Marudhu. Although Kasturi remains firm to persuade Marudhu, he is reluctant to return her affection.

Please Note : This movie DVD comes in a normal Paper Pack and not the Digi-pack/Keep case packaging.

Movie : Aatha Un Koyilile (Aatha, in your Temple)
Year : 1991
Banner : Anbalaya Films
Cast : Selva, Kasthuri, Ravi Rahul, Vinodhini, Janagaraj, Vinu Chakravarthy, K. Prabhakaran, Vadivelu, Senthil
Music : Deva
Lyrics : Kalidasan
Story-Screenplay : K. Prabhakaran, Kasthuri Raja
Direction : Kasthuri Raja
Producer : K. Prabhakaran
Genre : Drama
Runtime : 135 min
Release Date : 10 May 1991

Aatha Un Koilyilile DVD Features:

• Anamorphic Widescreen Enhanced (16:9) DVD
• NO Subtitles
• Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
• DVD Text
• Jacket Picture
• PAL - All Regions
• Interactive Menus of Songs & Scenes for Easy Access

Plot

Pandi is a shy young man. He is the son of the village's bigwig Azhagarsamy. Pandi slowly falls in love with the lovely village girl Easwari who, unlike him, is from a poor family. When the village blacksmith Marudhu learns about their love affair, he warns Pandi about Azhagarsamy's dark side.

In the past, Kasthuri, her parents (M. N. Rajam and T. K. S. Chandran), and Ramaiah lived together in their big house. Maruthu worked in their house and had much respect for Kasthuri. However, when Kasthuri's cousin Durairasu entered their house in order to marry Kasthuri, problems started. Kasthuri's father halfheartedly accepted the proposal as per the village custom, despite knowing that Durairasu was a bad person. However, Kasthuri refused the proposal and revealed she wanted to marry Maruthu, who was from another caste. Kasthuri's family accepted her wish, and she married Marudhu. At the village court the village heads did not accept the marriage because of the caste difference and Azhagarsamy ordered Kasthuri's father to kill his daughter to restore the village's honour. Later that night, Kasthuri's father fed Kasthuri a meal which he had poisoned. Marudhu came to save Kasthuri, but Durairasu and his henchmen stopped him. Marudhu beats them all, but was too late to save Kasthuri.

Pandi loses hope in being able to marry Easwari, and the lovers decide to kill themselves. The villagers intervene just in time, and Azhagarsamy surprisingly accepts for the marriage in front of the villagers. Later, Azhagarsamy forces Kaliappan to poison his daughter Easwari. Marudhu comes in time to save her, and he encourages Ramaiah to fight against the caste fanatic Azhagarsamy. Pandi and Easwari then marry. Kasthuri's father, Ramaiah, Kaliappan, and Marudhu collaborate to destroy Azhagarsamy, forcing him to drink poison for his crimes