Thiruda Thirudi
Sep 05 2003
•3h 30m
•Drama, Romance, Comedy, Action
Vasu is a prankster who whiles away his time teasing girls and getting scolded by his father. But when one of his pranks results in his brother getting jailed, he decides to turn over a new leaf.
Cast
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Dhanush
Vasu
Chaya Singh
Viji
Karunas
Rockfort Chandru
Manikka Vinayagam
Vasu's father
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