The zamindar hands over Muthu to Sivakami but says that he should be brought up as an ordinary man, not as a zamindar, and Sivakami agrees. But Sivakami pleads for guilty of her husband and asks to at least give his son so that she will raise him. The zamindar on knowing these worries about the nature of people around him and decides to give all the properties to Rajasekhar and his family and also to leave the place along with his son Muthu. Rajasekhar and Ambalathar plan to grab the zamindar’s properties by forging false documents. Later the zamindar’s wife gives birth to a child and dies. Sivakami is married to Rajasekhar and their son Raja is adopted by the zamindar as he did not have children. The story moves to a flashback where it is shown that Muthu’s father is the zamindar and real owner of all the properties. She reveals that Muthu is the real proprietor of Sivakami and Raja's property. Sivakami gets angry on hearing about her son’s behaviour and informs him the truth that both Muthu and Ranganayaki are in love which shocks Raja. This angers Raja and he has Kaali beat up Muthu, then orders him to leave the zamin. Kaali lies to Raja that Muthu is forcing Ranganayaki to marry him. Kaali is a spy for Ambalathar working in the zamin and keeps informing him about the happenings in the zamin. Now Muthu and Ranganayaki fall in love with each other and Sivakami gets to know about this. Ranganayaki’s drama troupe faces financial issues and Raja offers jobs to the entire troupe in his zamin. Ambalathar is the maternal uncle of Raja and he has plans of getting his daughter Padmini married to Raja. Muthu is very loyal to the zamin family and in the meantime, Muthu and Raja encounter Ranganayaki, a stage artist during their visit to a show and Raja immediately falls in love with Ranganayaki. Muthu is a kind-hearted man working in the zamin of Sivakami Ammal taking care of the chariot and the horses used by her son Raja Malayasimman. A dubbed Japanese version released in 1998 and became a major success in Japan. The film became one of the highest-grossing Tamil films at the time, running for over 175 days in theatres across Tamil Nadu. Muthu was released on 23 October 1995, during Diwali, and became a major success. The film's score and soundtrack is composed by A.

The film stars Rajinikanth and Meena in lead roles.

It is a remake of the Malayalam film Thenmavin Kombath (1994).

Muthu is a 1995 Indian Tamil-languageromantic comedy-drama film directed by K.

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