Retired Student

It is an Tamil Action Drama Movie and its running time will be around 1 hour and 59 minutes. Here I'm going to share the story in short and sweet. Our hero is an 18 year young boy and he just like to join in college and continue his studies, he don't have father he is only having his mom. There is a caste issue deeper in his village and due to that they got lot of struggle. Also Satyaraj is work as a professor in college, he is also come from long way to face all the struggle now he is in college. Even though he became a professor in college, even with the other staff he face th discrimination. Also our hero final join in the college and sathyaraj advice him education is important and whatever happen don't giveup your studies and due to some politics and others, to protect our heros and continue his studies sathyaraj leave the college. But also after that in college everyda our hero face discrimination with other students. At one point there is an incident happen and there ...

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