Tourist Family

A quirky Sri Lankan family seeking a fresh start in India transforms a disconnected neighborhood into a vibrant community with their infectious love and kindness.

Cast

M. Sasikumar

as Dharmadas

Simran

as Vasanthi Dharmadas

Mithun Jai Sankar

as Nithushan Dharmadas

Kamalesh Jegan

as Mulli Dharmadas

Yogi Babu

as Prakash

Bagavathi Perumal

as R Raghavan

M. S. Bhaskar

as Richard

Elango Kumaravel

as Gunasekar

Yogalakshmi

as Kural

Ramesh Thilak

as A. Bhairavan

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