The one who has money) is a 1965 Indian Tamil-language film produced and directed by T. R. Ramanna, and written by Sakthi T. K. Krishnasamy.

While making his way to Calcutta, accompanied by his young brother, Balu, for an athletic championship, Raja, an accomplished sportsman, stemming from a rich rustic Tamil family.

Raja shows mercy towards them and got acquainted with Shanti and with her father, Masilamani, in very modest condition.

Having won the championship, Raja and Balu meets Rama and Uma, two sisters were accompanied by their wealthy father G.R.

For the happiness of his younger brother, he skips the one that he loves and resigns to marry Rama.

After Raja and Balu marriage, Raju receives a phone call that Shanthi was admitted in hospital due to seriousness of her suicide attempt, which irritates Rama.

Rama who still hates Raja, plays a prank that she receives call from Joker that he is serious.

Once they arrived there, Raja and everyone shocked to hear, that Shanthi's father, Masilamani is low-caste person, and used to worked Shanmuga Pillai's farm.

Shanthi's father, Masilamani eloped with Shanmuga Pillai's own sister (Raja's aunt).

Shanmuga Pillai informs Balu that, if he didn't get child soon, his property will be given to charity.

However, Shanmuga Pillai learned of the incident from Masilamani, gives the baby to Shanthi's father.

Shanmuga Pillai reveal to Raja, before coming to the village, he was collaborating with Kuppan in smuggling business and eventually jailed for two months.

The films end where, all the family members unite, whereby Balu reveals, Uma is pregnant.

Panam Padaithavan was produced and directed by T. R. Ramanna under R. R. Pictures, and written by Sakthi T. K. Krishnasamy.

(A son will be born to me- and he will resemble me; Rather than treading on his own path – he will follow the route of my leader) was the inverse of his real self since he had no biological children.

[7] Kalki praised the film citing Nagesh's humour and child's innocent smile makes them forgive the flaws, and felt that was enough.