Senthamizh Selvan

Vijay Bhoopathy and Sundarapandian have been friends. Bhoopathy is an atheist, while Sundarapandian is a temple priest. Bhoopathy's son Selvan and Sundarapandian's daughter Vaidegi fall in love with each other. Muthukalai is Vijayakumar's brother-in-law. His daughter Meenakshi is also madly in love and vows to marry Selvan. Against their families' wishes, Prashanth and Madhoo elope. Ever since, the two families hate each other, later Bhoopathy is murdered in front of his wife Janaki, who becomes mentally sick of the shock. Selvan comes to the village, announces that he is the son of Bhoopathy and trying to treat his mentally affected mother. Sundarapandian tries to kill Selvan to claim the huge property left by Prashanth's father. How Selvan saves the mother, property and how he marries Madhoo forms the rest of the story.

• Prashanth as Selvan
• Madhoo as Vaidegi
• Sivaranjani as Meenakshi
• Sujatha as Janaki
• Vijayakumar as Zamindar Vijay Bhoopathy
• Mohan Natrajan as Sundarapandian
• Chandrasekhar as Muthukalai
• Shanmugasundaram as Shanmugasundaram
• Senthil as Vellaichamy
• Charle

The songs were composed by M. S. Viswanathan, while Orchestration and BGM were composed by Ilaiyaraaja, with lyrics written by Vaali.[3]

K. Vijiyan of New Straits Times criticised the film for its abundance of songs, adding, "I have lost count of the numerous movies where one man reigns over a village using violence and there seems to be no law or order. Sadly, [Senthamizh Selvan] is another film in this genre, with nothing much to make it memorable or outstanding".[2] Indolink wrote "Manoj Kumar fails in all three departments -Screenplay, dialogues and direction. Skip it!".[4] Thulasi of Kalki wrote except for cinematography and art direction, the film has nothing else to talk about.[5]

• Senthamizh Selvan at IMDb