The movie's cult following led to a sequel, which was released a few years later. Though not directly related, the sequel also became a comedy hit, much to the delight of fans.
In the heart of Tamil Nadu, a small town called Vellore was bustling with life. The year was 2015, and a group of young filmmakers from the region had a dream to create a comedy film that would make their audience laugh out loud. The film, titled "Vellore Mavattam," was a brainchild of director M. Raja, who had previously worked on several short films and was known for his comedic timing.
The cast and crew worked tirelessly to bring the story to life. From the cinematographer capturing the vibrant streets of Vellore to the editor stitching together the comedic sequences, everyone played a crucial role in shaping the film.