‘Sivappu’ is a genuine effort to depict the plight of refugees from Sri Lanka.

Veteran actor Rajkiran is the supervisor of a construction site which is owned by a politician in Rameshwaram.

After an untoward incident, all the workers in the site go to another work site leaving Rajkiran worried about the construction deadline. He then brings in refugees who planned to escape from the camp to work in his site.

Naveen Chandra who belongs to the new set of workers falls in love with Manjari who also is a part of the same group.

As the work proceeds, the refugees get arrested for escaping from the camp and Naveen Chandra tries his best to bring Manjari back. Few unexpected incident follows and Rajkiran makes sure he gives utmost support to the refugees.

The rest of the story reveals how the refugees were brought back and whether Naveen succeeded in marrying his love.

Ace performer Rajkiran has yet again proved his mettle as a stunning performer. The realistic actor fits well to the role and has done complete justice to his characterization.

Naveen Chandra and Rupa Manjari have excelled in their versatile roles and the duo bring life to the roles they play.


Other supporting artists like Thambi Ramaiah, Bose Venkat, A Venketesh and Sona have also done their portions well.

Filmmaker Sathyasiva can be appreciated for successfully executing his thoughts into an engaging film. The director also scores well in narrating the storyline without any flaws or exaggeration.

Madhu’s cinematography and Ragunandhan’s music are two huge pillars of support to the movie.