Bagavathi

 


Bagavathi is a 2002 Indian Tamil-language action film written and directed by A. Venkatesh, which features Vijay and Reemma Sen in the leading roles. Vadivelu, Ashish Vidyarthi, Jai, K. Vishwanath, and Yugendran play other supporting roles, while Deva composed the music for the film. The movie was released on Diwali. The movie was remade in Kannada as Kashi from Village.

It was a commercial success





Plot    

Bagavathi (Vijay) owns a tea shop, while Vadivelu (Vadivelu), works at his tea shop. Bagavathi lives with his younger brother Guna (Jai). He meets a girl named Anjali (Reema Sen). She ends up appreciating his kindness and they fall in love. Guna has a girlfriend named Priya (Monica), with whom he secretly develops a physical relationship. Guna's love is objected by Priya's father Easwarapandiyan (Ashish Vidyarthi). Bagavathy tries to convince Easwarapandiyan to let Priya and Guna marry, but is humiliated. Guna attempts to marry Priya without his brother's knowledge, but Easwarapandiyan kills Guna.

Guna, in his last moments, promises he will be with his brother forever. After Guna's death, everyone comes to know that Priya is pregnant. Bagavathi thinks that Guna will be reborn again. However, Easwarapandiyan attempts to kill the child before birth. Bagavathi challenges him, saying the child will touch the earth. In order to do so, Ganga (Thalaivasal Vijay) helps him turn into a gangster. With the help of Anjali and Vadivelu, Bagavathi overcomes all hurdles by Easwarapandiyan and manages to protect Priya to allow for a safe birth of his brother's child. In the end, Bagavathi avenges the death of his brother by killing Easwarapandian.

 

Cast

·         Vijay as Bagavathi

·         Reemma Sen as Anjali

·         Vadivelu as Vadivelu and Vibration

·         Ashish Vidyarthi as Easwarapandiyan MP, Priya's father

·         Jai as Guna

·         Monica as Priya

·         Yugendran as Anand

·         Ponnambalam as Vibuthi Ganesan

·         Ramji as Ashok

·         Thalaivasal Vijay as Ganga

·         K. Vishwanath as Chief Minister

·         Seema as District Judge, Anjali's mother

·         Sathyapriya as Priya's mother

·         Ilavarasu as Singamuthu MP

·         Singamuthu as Nattamai

·         Benjamin as Perumal

·         Vimalraj as Henchman

·         Bayilvan Ranganathan as Traffic Police

·         Citizen Mani as Cyclist

·         Robo Chandru

·         V. Swaminathan (special appearance)

 

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