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Alex Devan is the central figure, a man seeking revenge for the murder of his sister, Jacqueline. He kills photographer Jeeva and later pursues Chetta Raghu, whom he holds responsible for Jacqueline's...
Jacqueline is Alex Devan's sister and the victim whose death drives his quest for revenge. Chetta Raghu stalks and humiliates her, then drugs her on her wedding day and shoots her and her groom. Devan...
Lawyer Chakravarthy is a successful lawyer hired by Rathnavelu to fight for Alex Devan. His role connects the CBI officer's efforts against Chetta Raghu's hoarding operation with Devan's legal case, a...
Jeeva is a photographer murdered by Alex Devan in his own house at the beginning of the film. Before dying, he strategically positions a video camera to record the killing, but Devan's face is not cap...
Chetta Raghu is Alex Devan's former friend and the antagonist responsible for Jacqueline's death. He harasses Jacqueline, humiliates her on her wedding day, and shoots her and her groom. Devan is fram...
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The plot states that successful lawyer Chakravarthy is hired to fight for Devan.
The flashback explicitly identifies Jacqueline as Devan's sister. Her death becomes the central reason for Devan's revenge.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The film opens with Devan murdering Jeeva in Jeeva's house.
Chetta stalks Jacqueline, peeps on her while she is bathing, and continues his harassment after she discovers him.
The flashback states that Chetta and Devan were friends before Chetta began harassing Jacqueline.
A revenge thriller in which Devan pursues Chetta after his sister is murdered and he is framed for the crime.
Directed by C. Arun Pandian
Devan (2002) · 6/10 · action, drama, romance
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