G.D.N

G.D. Naidu overcomes challenges and defies a repressive colonial regime to become one of India's greatest innovators.

Cast

R. Madhavan

as GD Naidu

Priyamani

as Chellammal

Sathyaraj

as Ramaiah Pillai

Jayaram

as Ambalapara Krishnan

Dushara Vijayan

as Ranganayaki

Abdool Lee

as Chidambaram

Thambi Ramaiah

as Ramasamy Mama

Vinay Rai

as Bhupendra

Ramesh Thilak

Karunakaran

as Perunkili

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