Auto driver Ganesh (RameshTilak) borrows all over the town and is unable to pay it back. A devotee of Ganesha, he prays to solve his problem. Ganesan is shocked when Pillaiyar, who was sitting on a lotus in the picture, suddenly disappears. Pillaiyar who appears before Ganesha in the form of a man (Yogi Babu) listens to his troubles. But he says sternly that he will not be able to repay the loan and says that if you become good without cheating anyone and do not lie, I will show you my Visvarupam. The film answers whether Ganesan became a good man and was able to see the true nature of Pillaiyar.Named as Yanai Muktaan, the film is actually based on the story of Ganesha. But without showing the avatar of Ganesha even by name, they call Yogi Babu as Ganesha and move the story along.
Even if he is showing some magic tricks, it is not. As usual, Yogi babu talks and tries to make people laugh.The advice to live a good and honest life is good.
Ramesh tilak is not only a Ganesha devotee. He occupies the frame all the time. Ramesh Tilak, who accompanies the elder man to Rajasthan and then tries to integrate him into his family, is a humane scene.
It would have been a consolation and a highlight if the director who had created the expectation that Yogi Babu was going to show Vinayaka’s Vishwaroopam scene would have shown it as a little build-up.
Yogibabu in the role of Pillaiyar sings the Nagur Aniba song and says that he saw Jesus, which should be seen as religious harmony.The disappearance of Ganesha on the lotus is a strange thing.Directed by Regish Mithilla, the film is a Tamil remake of the Malayalam film “Innu Naan”. It would have been enjoyable if the script had been speed up with comedy
