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Ramu gets his friend Shankar to stay at his home after his hostel owner tells him to vacate his room. However, Ramu's parents plot against Shankar to destroy his friendship with their son.

Rosapoo Ravikaikari (1979) was Sivakumar’s 100th film. He debuted in Tamil with A. C. Tirulokchandar’s Kaakum Karangal (1965). His career saw him play the role of God many times in mythological and historical films; he has played Mahavishnu, Muruga, Sage Narada and also Rajendra Chola., and acted in 200 movies, with many of them

Sathyamurthi, a retired lawyer, raises three orphans and supports the education of other needy infants. However, his life goes for a toss when a mysterious woman turns his children against him.

Thayagu is a teacher who comes to serve in a village. He struggles to attain his desires as he has an unmarried sister and mother to support.

Ashok, a sculptor, marries Maya, a village girl, and goes abroad for a project. When he returns home, he finds a tragic letter from his wife and his child missing.

Panchali struggles for her living as her husband is unemployed. She is shocked when she comes to know about her husband's extramarital affair with Alakamma.

Ramu gets his friend Shankar to stay at his home after his hostel owner tells him to vacate his room. However, Ramu's parents plot against Shankar to destroy his friendship with their son.

Rosapoo Ravikaikari (1979) was Sivakumar’s 100th film. He debuted in Tamil with A. C. Tirulokchandar’s Kaakum Karangal (1965). His career saw him play the role of God many times in mythological and historical films; he has played Mahavishnu, Muruga, Sage Narada and also Rajendra Chola., and acted in 200 movies, with many of them

Sathyamurthi, a retired lawyer, raises three orphans and supports the education of other needy infants. However, his life goes for a toss when a mysterious woman turns his children against him.

Thayagu is a teacher who comes to serve in a village. He struggles to attain his desires as he has an unmarried sister and mother to support.

Ashok, a sculptor, marries Maya, a village girl, and goes abroad for a project. When he returns home, he finds a tragic letter from his wife and his child missing.

Panchali struggles for her living as her husband is unemployed. She is shocked when she comes to know about her husband's extramarital affair with Alakamma.

Shanthi, a married woman, learns about her husband's love for another woman named Chitra. Soon, she grapples with Viswa's wish to leave her for Chitra.

A young boy belonging to a poverty-stricken family in a rural Indian village fights against several adversities caused by their selfish landlord in order to survive.

Raja returns to his native village with a lot of wealth and helps the village people. Unfortunately, he is unable to accept Chittu, his childhood friend, because of a crime he has committed.

Jaga, who is unemployed, marries Gowri, a rich girl who has an intellectual disability. However, things take a turn when he starts liking Ragini, unaware that she is Gowri's sister.

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Kavikkuyil, Kavikuyil or Kavi Kuyil is a 1977 Tamil film directed by Devaraj Mohan and starring Sivakumar, Sridevi and Rajnikanth. Fatafat Jayalakshmi plays Rajnikanth's love interest. Sridevi plays the younger sister of Rajinikanth. The film was shot under the S. P. T. Films banner and produced by S. P. Tamizharasi. The film premiered on July 29, 1977.

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