K. Bhagyaraj (born 7 January 1953) was a Tamil film director, actor, screenwriter and producer. He had also written and directed Telugu, Hindi films and TV serials. He won a Filmfare Best Actor Award for Mundhanai Mudichu (1983). He was editor of weekly magazine Bhagya and had also written several novels. He was called as "King of Screenplay in Indian Cinema".
as Vaathiyar
as Karunakaran
as Lingam
as Sadhu
as Principal
as Judge
as Kaluvan
as Manikandan's father
as Ganeshan
as 'Petition' Pethuraj
as Avudaiappan
as Temple Priest
as Muthu
as Cameo
as Gowtham's Neighbour
as K. Bhagyaraj
as Self
as Balasubrahmanyam
as Annamalai
as Raghupathi/Washington Vetrivel
as Sakthi's father
as CBI Officer
as Krishnan
as Sampooranam
as Gnanapithan
as Gnanasuryan
as Venkatasubramanian
as Gopalakrishnan 'Gopal'
as Madurai
as Gopal
as Babu
as CID Chinna Salem Singaram
as Madanagopal
as Subramani
as Self
as Himself (cameo)
as Raja 'Raju'
as Chellathurai
as Raja
as Chinna Pannai
as Azhagappan
as Shanmugamani
as Restaurant waiter
as Ponnandi
