"Varisu" (வரிசு) is a Tamil film released in 1993, directed by R. Raghu. The movie revolves around a wealthy family and the internal conflicts that arise over inheritance. Here's a brief summary:
The story centers on a wealthy patriarch, Thavasi (played by Nassar), who has two sons, Chandrasekhar (played by Jaishankar) and Raja (played by Prabhu). Thavasi owns a successful business empire, and tensions rise as the sons eagerly await their inheritance. However, Thavasi decides to split the wealth equally among his sons, which causes disappointment and jealousy in Chandrasekhar's heart.
Chandrasekhar, feeling entitled to a larger share, begins plotting against his younger brother Raja. He tries to manipulate situations to discredit Raja and take control of the family business. Raja, on the other hand, strives to uphold his father's values and protect the family unity.
The film explores themes of greed, family values, and the consequences of deceit and betrayal within a wealthy household. It delves into the complexities of familial relationships and the impact of material wealth on individuals. Through its narrative, "Varisu" portrays the challenges faced by a family torn apart by conflicting interests and the ultimate test of loyalty and integrity.
The film was noted for its strong performances by the lead actors and its portrayal of intricate family dynamics amidst wealth and power struggles
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