An auto driver, Manikam, desperately tries to hide his dark underworld side to keep his promise to his father.
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Auto-rickshaw driver Manickam (Rajnikant) is a do-gooder who avoids violence at all costs. Manickam romances rich kid Nagma, whose father is a criminal, and knows a dirty secret about his would-be son-in-law. Manickam's brother, a righteous police officer gets into trouble with the local goons, triggering a set of events that revive Manickam's old self.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rajinikanth | - | Baasha / Manickam (as Rajnikanth) | |
Nagma | - | Priya | |
Raghuvaran | - | Mark Anthony | |
Vijayakumar | - | Rangasamy | |
Janagaraj | - | Gurumurthy | |
Devan | - | Kesavan | |
Anandraj | - | Indiran | |
Sasikumar | - | Manickam's Brother | |
Sathyapriya | - | Vijayalakshmi | |
Yuvarani | - | Geetha | |
Charan Raj | - | Anwar | |
Shenbaga | |||
Raja Krishnamoorthy | - | DIG Dinakar | |
Sethu Vinayakam | - | College Chairman | |
Kavithalaya Krishnan | - | Manickam's Friend |
A Hindi version (dubbed "Manik Baashha") was planned months after the tamil version released (the hindi audio had also released). But for reasons unknown, the plan to release the hindi version was dropped. 17 years later, Bhadrakali films released a remastered version of the Hindi dub. The remastered film featured a new opening credits in which original composer, Deva re-created the Baashha theme.
In addition to the new opening credits score, original composer Deva had rescored & inserted additional music for some scenes (namely scenes with Rajnikanth heading to the auto stand & Janakaraj's comedy scene where he failed to entice Nagma as a passenger.)
Baasha theme music copied from Terminator 2
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