Gurusamy

Gurusamy narrates several small stories to his followers. He tells them of Subramani, a religious follower of Ayyappan, and his father, a loan shark. In an attempt to change his father's greed, Subramani climbs a mountain and puts a garland of flowers on it. Ayyappan protects people who were tricked by loan sharks and unable to pay the loan.

He also tells them how Ayyappan reunited Poongodi and her abusive husband, Vembu. Vembu becomes a Ayyappan devotee and reforms, solving the couple's problems.

• Manikandan as Subramani
• Udhayathara as Poongodi
• Delhi Ganesh as Gurusamy a.k.a. Ayyappan
• Prem Kumar as Vembu
• Vadivukkarasi as the evil priest
• Alex as an Ayyappan devotee
• Bava Lakshmanan as the cook
• Nellai Siva as a police officer
• Scissor Manohar as a kid's father
• Bonda Mani
• Vijay Ganesh as a kid's father
• Amirthalingam
• Kambam Meena as the drunkard's wife
• Suryakanth
• Kottachi as the drunkard
• Veeramanidasan as the religious man
• Vellai Subbaiah
• Kallukkul Eeram Ramanathan
• Nambirajan
• Sugothevan

Special appearances

• Saravanan as Karuppu Sami
• Vidharth as an Ayyappan devotee (in the song "Thengaayil Nei")
• Soori as an Ayyappan devotee (in the song "Thengaayil Nei")
• Shankar-Ganesh as himself (in the song "Thengaayil Nei")
• K. Sivasankar as himself (in the song "Sabarimalai Yaathirai")

The music was composed by Vasanthamani. The lyrics were written by Yugabharathi and Annamalai.

A critic from Dinamalar wrote that the film "is a lively collection of stories and lessons taught by Ayyappan Swami to his devotees". A critic from Kungumam wrote that "After a long gap, this film tells about the glory of Swami Ayyappan".