The film was originally slated to release on 9 August 2013, but due to the release of Vijay-starrer Thalaivaa, it got postponed to 15 August 2013, and again postponed, due to the controversies of the release of Thalaivaa. Ashok Kumar of The Hindu, gave a positive review stating "The music is mixed with a liberal dose of comedy." Milliblog reviewed the album stating "Imman-Ezhil’s combo’s signature style is evident and thoroughly enjoyable!" Therarefied gave a verdict stating "Imman continues his golden run with Desingu Raja." Īll lyrics are written by Yugabharathi. Behindwoods rated the album 2.75 out of 5, stating "The album is folksy and well produced." S. The audio songs were ranked at the 19th position in "Top 25 Albums of 2013" by Behindwoods, and the song "Ammadi Ammadi" sung by Shreya Ghoshal, received positive response from audiences, topping all the FM Radio charts upon release. The audio was released, along with the albums of Varuthapadatha Valibar Sangam and Thanga Meenkal on 19 July 2013, at Sathyam Cinemas in Chennai. The track "Ammadi Ammadi" was released as a single on 17 June 2013, via the composer's SoundCloud channel. The album contains five songs, which was written by Yugabharathi, and five karaoke versions of the songs, however in the film, four songs were used The song "Yaarume Kekkave Illa" was not included in the film. Imman, in his second collaboration with Ezhil after Manam Kothi Paravai, and his first collaboration with Vimal. The soundtrack album for Desingu Raja is composed by D. In May 2013 the crew shot a song sequence for 10 days with Vimal and Bindu Madhavi in a set resembling a fruit godown. In April 2013 a song sequence featuring Vimal and Bindu Madhavi was shot for almost ten days in a set worth 15 lakhs. Sify reported that the film was nearly 50% complete in December 2012. Muktha Bhanu danced for one song along with Vimal and the group dancers which was shot in Thiruvarur. She said "I play a cheerful, naughty village girl".
Bindu Madhavi was signed to play the female lead as a Rajini fanatic in the movie, thus pairing with Vimal for second time after Kedi Billa Killadi Ranga. He roped in Vimal to play the lead Idhayakani, who has been named so by his parents and is a diehard MGR fan. Swaminathan : special appearance in song "Pom Pom"Īfter a fairly successful outing with Manam Kothi Paravai, director Ezhil started his next titled Desingu Raja, which was in a similar genre rural comedy.Venniradai Moorthy : special appearance in song "Pom Pom".Muktha Bhanu : special appearance in song "Nelavattam".Vanitha Krishnachandran as Thamarai's mother.Vinu Chakravarthy as Idhayakani's grandfather.Gnanavel as Cheena Thaana, Thamarai's father.Singampuli as Koushik, Idhayakani's uncle.Bindu Madhavi as Thamarai, Cheena Thaana's daughter.He then dances to the tune of Gangnam Style and accepts Idhayakani wholeheartedly.
Chitappa arrives to kill Idhayakani, but the presence of cheerleaders makes him undergo a change of heart.
Chitappa arrives at the place by kidnapping Thamarai and her mother ( Vanitha Krishnachandran), but Idhayakani's uncle Koushik ( Singampuli) was kidnapped instead of Thamarai. In the climax, Killiooru organizes a Kabaddi match in Puliooru. When Chitappa ( Ravi Mariya) hears that Thamarai is pregnant, he is determine to kill her child, but Thamarai's uncle Surya ( Soori) tries to give strength tonic instead of poison to Thamarai, which makes her safe. According to Panchayat, Thamarai goes to Idhayakani's home with her family in order to kill Idhayakani, but they fail in their attempts. Thus, Thamarai develops hatred towards Idhayakani for her father's death. Idhayakani marries Thamarai at a temple, and Cheena Thaana gets killed by Idhayakani's grandfather's henchmen. Chaos ensues when both realize who their families are, and the respective sets of parents and villagers object to their romance. Meanwhile, Idhayakani meets Cheena Thaana's daughter Thamarai ( Bindu Madhavi) at a temple festival and falls deeply in love with her. Angered by his son's death, Idhayakani's grandfather ( Vinu Chakravarthy) retaliates by killing Cheena Thaana's son. Idhayakani's father ( Aadukalam Naren) is killed by Cheena Thaana. Though their rivalry began on a minor issue, many lives were sacrificed over the years. The ongoing feud between his family and the family of Cheena Thaana (Gnanavel) from the neighboring village of Puliyoor is a source of constant worry for him. Idhayakani ( Vimal), who hails from the village Killiyoor, is a firm believer in nonviolence.
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