A heartbroken Thangarasu then blames his mother believing that she had killed his father and his grandfather tells him the truth.

Back to the present, Thangarasu finally meets his mother Kannamma who was living all these years in a special home and he brings her to his village.

That day, Sathyamurthy had eaten poisoned food given by Annapoorni and her brothers and the blame was put on the innocent Kannamma.

Sakthivel and Thangarasu finally find out the culprit: Thambidurai, a rich zamindar who hated Sathyamurthy for helping the poor.

The filming was held at locations in Chennai, Ooty, Pollachi, Udumalai, and Chalakkudi, among other places.

R. Ashok Kumar from The Hindu noted, "The story is not new but the screenplay which has all the ingredients to sustain the interest of the average viewer, with political overtones in dialogues, has been skillfully woven by director Eswar".

[4] Indiainfo wrote, "Vijaykanth attempts to repeat the stupendous success of Vanathepol by taking on a triple role once again in Simhasanam.