10 Facts About Paruthiveeran

Paruthiveeran is a country brash whose inter-caste parents were ostracized by the villagers since his upper caste [Agamudayar] father married his lower caste[Irula] mother.

Paruthiveeran's cross cousin Muththazhagu is the daughter of his snobbish uncle who is a respected member of the village's council and a caste sectarian.

Paruthiveeran promised to marry him and be by his side forever and starts to love him against her parents' will as they do not approve of Parututhiveeran's inter-caste background.

When Paruthiveeran finally accepts Muththazhagu's love for him and decides to marry her, the feud between the two families comes in the way.

However, while hiding away in an abandoned building while Paruthiveeran is away making necessary arrangements, she comes across four of Paruthiveeran's acquaintances who mistake her for one of his prostitutes.

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Paruthiveeran beseeches Paruthiveeran to cut her into pieces as she does not want anybody to find her in her present state.

Paruthiveeran later stated that he had incurred heavy financial loss as a producer of the film.

Paruthiveeran was notably the first ever entirely village-based film Yuvan Shankar Raja had scored music for.

Paruthiveeran composed a folk music-based score and used rural sounds with instruments as dholak, nadaswaram, thavil and urumee.

Paruthiveeran was honoured with the "Special Mention" award from the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema at the 58th Berlin International Film Festival.