Pachai Engira Kaathu

• Vaasagar as Pachai
• Devathai as Tamilselvi
• Dhruvan as Navhaath
• Mura
• Appukutty Saravanan

Sify gave the film a verdict of violent and stated that "Overall, the film is a brave attempt to realistically portray how a man is betrayed not only by people close to him, but by his own past which catches up with him, proving that violence only begets more violence".[2] The Times of India gave the film a rating of one-and-a-half out five stars and noted that "While it is okay to have normal-looking people as the main actors, one would expect them to carry the film with their performances, which sadly isn’t the case here".[3] The New Indian Express wrote that "Small budgeted with no big names to boast of, the film despite its flaws is refreshing, and a promising effort from a debutant filmmaker".[4] The film was not successful at the box office.[5] Dinamalar praised the first half of the film and the music while criticizing the film's climax.[6] Vikatan praised the cinematography and music of the film while criticizing the second half of the film.[7]