Mahanadigan 2004

Mahanadigan is a 2004 Indian Tamil action film released on Dec 06, 2004. The film is directed by Sakthi Chidambaram. The movie begins with Sathyaraj, a junior artiste managing to secure a chance to play a hero in a movie. And thanks to his shrewd moves, the film succeeds at the box office. Then, there is no looking back for him. He plots his every move and every movie with a surety of an engineer, and soon enough he comes the darling of the masses. Sathyaraj campaigns for a political party that wants to exploit his popular image to secure votes in the elections. The party eventually wins the elections and party leader P Vasu is elected as Chief Minister. It's here that Sathyaraj decides to topple him and manages to win over the support of a majority of MLAs and eventually declares himself the Chief Minister. On becoming the Chief Minister, he puts Vasu behind the bars and decides to teach a lesson to corrupt Ministers. The end, where the hero brings in the youth and lets an IAS officer take over as the CM, is contrived. But over all, the pungent spoof on Tamil Nadu's political culture is effective and acceptable.
The movie begins with Sathyaraj, a junior artiste managing to secure a chance to play a hero in a movie. And thanks to his shrewd moves, the film succeeds at the box office. Then, there is no looking back for him. He plots his every move and every movie with a surety of an engineer, and soon enough he comes the darling of the masses. Sathyaraj campaigns for a political party that wants to exploit his popular image to secure votes in the elections. The party eventually wins the elections and party leader P Vasu is elected as Chief Minister. It's here that Sathyaraj decides to topple him and manages to win over the support of a majority of MLAs and eventually declares himself the Chief Minister. On becoming the Chief Minister, he puts Vasu behind the bars and decides to teach a lesson to corrupt Ministers. The end, where the hero brings in the youth and lets an IAS officer take over as the CM, is contrived. But over all, the pungent spoof on Tamil Nadu's political culture is effective and acceptable. Check out this page for more updates on Mahanadigan.