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K Balachander returns with a moralistic tale of how politics and power can corrupt the best of men. Told of course in the cliched exaggerated style that he has become infamous for, the initial one-third of the film is quite absorbing. Sarita, Rajesh and Delhi Ganesh throw in wonderful performances, and VS Narasimhan's melodies remain fresh even today.
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K Balachander returns with a moralistic tale of how politics and power can corrupt the best of men. Told of course in the cliched exaggerated style that he has become infamous for, the initial one-third of the film is quite absorbing. Sarita, Rajesh and Delhi Ganesh throw in wonderful performances, and VS Narasimhan's melodies remain fresh even today.