Fahadh Faasil plays the antagonist Rathnavelu, a district secretary in the same party as Maamannan, who belongs to the dominant community and has a brash and aggressive attitude.

As a token of appreciation for the success of ‘Maamannan’, Udhayanidhi Stalin gifted Mari Selvaraj a Mini Cooper car worth Rs 80 lakh.

They serve as an inspiration for fellow comedians, encouraging them to explore their own potential and venture into new genres and characters.

His previous films, Pariyerum Perumal (2018) and Karnan (2021), also dealt with caste discrimination and violence and were hailed as powerful social dramas.

Esakki is a character played by Vadivelu in Devar Magan. He is a loyal servant and friend of Sakthi, who accompanies him to his village.

The trailer also has some intense dialogues and action sequences that promise an engaging and thrilling entertainer for the audience.

Keerthy Suresh plays a journalist who supports Raasa Kannu’s cause. Vadivelu makes a comeback to Tamil cinema  with this film, playing the titular role of a mentor and protector of Udhayanidhi Stalin, as per reports.

The audio launch of ‘Maamannan’ was a grand celebration of Udhayanidhi Stalin’s acting journey and a warm welcome to his political aspirations.

The first single ‘Raasa Kannu’, sung by Vadivelu himself, was released on May 19th and became an instant hit among the masses.

The music is composed by none other than the Oscar-winning legend A.R. Rahman, who has collaborated with Mari Selvaraj for the first time.