12-12-1950

Story about five Rajinikanth fans and their journey.

Cast

Selva

Thambi Ramaiah

John Vijay

M. S. Bhaskar

Ramesh Thilak

Yogi Babu

Shafi

Swaminathan

Ponnambalam

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