Kairasi

Sundaram, an honest police constable, is falsely accused of murder and imprisoned. Ramanathan, a judge, adopts Sundaram's son, Mohan, who later becomes a successful doctor. == Cast ==

;Male cast • Gemini Ganesh as Mohan • K. A. Thangavelu as Madhu • M. R. Radha as Kumar • S. V. Sahasranamam as Sundaram • K. D. Santhanam as Judge Ramanathan • S. Rama Rao as Emperuman • C. S. Pandian as Somu • P. D. Sambandam as Sambandam • V. P. S. Mani as Sekhar • K. Natarajan as Dr. Shankar • G. K. Pillai as Sub-Inspector ;Male supporting cast • Mahalingam, Karikol Rajoo, Rathnam,Balakrishnan, V. T. Kalyanam, and Maruthappa. ;Female cast • B. Saroja Devi as Sumathi • M. V. Rajamma as Lakshmi • K. Malathi as Kanakam • Mohana as Kokila • Ramani as Susheela • Chellam as Chellam • Pushpamala as Angamuthu ;Female supporting cast • Seethalakshmi, Ramamani Bai, Santha Kumari, and Baby Mangalam. == Production ==

Kairasi was directed by K. Shankar, who also served as the editor. == Soundtrack ==

The music for Kairasi was composed by R. Govardhanam, with lyrics penned by Kannadasan, Kothamangalam Subbu and K. S. Gopalakrishnan. == Release and reception ==

Kairasi was released on 19 October 1960, It was distributed by Solar Film Distributors in Madras and other distributors across various districts in Tamil Nadu. The Indian Express gave a positive review, commenting on the performances of Ganesh, Rajamma, Sahasranamam and Radha, as well as the songs written by Kannadasan and the title track written by Subbu. Despite facing competition from Mannathi Mannan, Petra Manam and Paavai Vilakku, which released on the same day, the film emerged as a commercial success. == References ==