14 January 1977 Drama 136 mins
A hearing-impaired woman decides to get her son married to a girl, who lives with auditory impairment.
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Shankar Original Music Composer
T. N. Balu Screenplay
Gulzar Original Story
Ganesh Original Music Composer
T. N. Balu Director
R. Bhaskaran Editor
N. K. Vishwanathan Director of Photography
Uyarndhavargal Trailer
India 14 January 1977
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