It seems that time is working in favour of Karan. After Kokki, he repeats the magic with Karuppasamy Kuthagaidharar (KK). Playing a contractor who takes care of a two-wheeler stand in Madurai, Karan has chosed a role which is a straight contrast from his earlier films and tries to contact the masses to occupy a place in their hearts. To this end, joining hands with debutant director Murthy, Karan has succeded to come out with an out and out commercial entertainer through KK.

Karuppasamy (Karan), who looks after a two-wheeler stand in Madurai and is a good-natured individual who cares for others. He also runs a dance troupe that stages shows during various temple festivals in and around Madurai.

At this point, the heroine Meenakshi (Meenakshi) enters Karuppasamy's life.A first-year student of Madurai Medical College, she holds Karuppasamy in high esteem for his noble ways. It slowly turns into love. However, Karuppasamy is determined that their romance does not obstruct Meenakshi's studies.

Coming to know about their affair, Meenakshi's family takes Karuppasamy to task. On the promise that they would allow Meenakshi to continue her studies, Karuppasamy decides to sacrifice his love. However, her family has other plans. How Karuppasamy thwarts their attempts and succeeds in his mission forms the rest of the story.

With Madurai as the backdrop, debutant director Murthy manages to strike the right chord with viewers. The entire movie is set in Madurai and the whole crew seems to have done their homework well getting the Madurai slang and ambience right. Dhina’s music maintains the tempo of the film to an extent.

Karuppasamy Kuthagaidharar - Entertainer.