Ammoru

In a village in India, an epidemic breakout initiates the villagers plea to Goddess Ammoru, who takes refuge in a devoted womans house but becomes bound after the woman commits suicide upon seeing her true form; meanwhile, an orphan named Bhavani seeks revenge against a man who murdered a girl, leading to conflict with the mans sister and family, yet the protection of the Goddess, who disguises herself as a maidservant, ultimately leads to the defeat of the enemy and the restoration of Bhavanis daughter, bringing blessings to their family. Ammoru is a 1995 Indian Tamil-language Drama Fantasy film starring Senthil, Santhana Bharathi, Gandhimathi, Kullamani, S Manivannan Rajagopal, Sangita Madhavan Nair and Tsr. Mahalakshmi International was the production house involved in the project along with executive producer(s) S. Rajaram. Ammoru is written by Raja Subramaniyam and directed by Ramarajan. Mahalakshmi International acquired the distribution rights for the motion picture. Ammoru was released on 16th June 1995. The screenplay for the movie was written by Raja Subramaniyam. Cinematography was done by Raveendar and editing by L. Kesavan. The music was composed by Sirpy. At the 1996 South Filmfare Awards It won an award for Best Actress (Soundarya Raghu).