Mazaa 2005

Mazaa is a 2005 Indian Telugu action, drama film released on Nov 01, 2005. The film is directed by Shafi, produced by K. Dharmaraju under banner named K V R Movies.

Majaa in this movie Govindan (Manivannan) is a thief who has two children. Aadhi (Pasupathy) and Mathi (Vikram). Years go by and the two, Aadhi and Madhi, decide to stop stealing and mend their ways and lead a hardworking life along with their father. They migrate to neighboring village and meet a retired agricultural officer, Chidambaram (Vijayakumar) who is in deep debts and is under pressure from the village's landlord, Kalingarayar (Murali) to clear his debts. In efforts to help Chidambaran, Mathi confronts Seetha Lakshmi (Asin), Kalingarayar's daughter, who comes to collect the money Chidambaram owes her father.

Seetha Lakshmi starts to acquire a liking for Mathi but keeps it hidden due to her father's atrocious temper. In an attempt to teach Kalingarayar a lesson, Mathi forcibly ties the mangalsutram around Seetha's neck. Kalingarayar, realizing his daughter's love for Mathi, comes down to arrange a grand re-marriage between the two.

But things go awry when Manicka Vel (Biju Menon), Seetha Lakshmi's maternal uncle comes to town in an effort to stop the wedding between the two as he has plans of marrying her and wiping her family fortune.

Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram
Govindan (Manivannan), a petty thief, brings up two orphaned children ? Adhi (Pasupathy) and Madhi (Vikram). The boys are wayward children, who pick up quarrel and indulge in street fights. Madhi learns the values of self-control and is determined to forge a respectable future. He has change of heart in his father and his brother too. They migrate to a Devallapatti, a neighboring village to start their life afresh in a clean slate. Now the whole complexion of the story changes and each of the characters is left to size up the weight of their actions. On their way to the village, the trio meets Chidhambaram, a retired agricultural officer (Vijay Kumar), and his three daughters. Adhi and Chidhambaram Check out this page for more updates on Mazaa.