A hard working man who has three daughters owns and manages a restaurant. Impressed by the sincerity of his newly appointed hotel manager, he decides to get his youngest daughter married to him, but the other two sons-in-law do not like him.
Napoleon
Manikkam
Roja Selvamani
Meena
Vijayakumar
Kandaswamy
Kalpana
Jamuna
Kovai Sarala
Rani
Charle
Ganga
Vaiyapuri
Dhamu
Thalaivasal Vijay
Muthupandi
Shanmugasundari
Manikam's mother
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