Star Cast : Siva Karthikeyan, Aathmiya, Parota soori, Chams, Singam puli, Ilavarasu
Music : D. Imman
Director : Ezhil
Producer : Ambeth Kumar, Ranjeev Menon, Ezhil
 

'Manam Koththi Paravai' is about romance, friendship and some emotions. The hero is simple guy who resembles boy next-door and there are no needless knots in the storyline.

'Manam Koththi Paravai' blends romance and humor and is no doubt a family entertainment. Giving company to Siva Karthikeyan is debutante Athmiya. The likes of seasoned campaigners like Singam Puli and Illavarasu give solidity to the script. The only lacunae seems to be the uncles of the heroines who speak from their belly.

Ezhil has won half the battle even before the movie could hit the screens as he managed to get in his team music composer D Imman and cinematographer Suraj Nallusamy. Both do a good, clean job complimenting the story and don't try anything overboard stretching for some effect.

Kannan (Siva Karthikeyan) is a callous youth who falls for his neighbor Revathy (Athmiya). Her father and uncles are known ruffians in the village and flex their muscle for anything and everything. Kannan's father (Ilavarasu) is a building contractor and he is assisted by his son in his business.

Kannan loves spending time with his friends (Parotta Suri, Singam Puli and 'Deiva Thirumagal' Kishore). When Kannan decides to open his heart to Revathy, her wedding is arranged with an influential man.

Enters Kanna's friends from Mumbai (Sreenath and Chams). Coming to know about his romance, they kidnap Revathy. But all hell breaks loose when she says that she has no interest on Kannan. The rest is a battle laced with humor.