Ennai Paar Yogam Varum

The lovers Meena and Jeeva elope and they decide to get married at the registrar's office. Meena's father Anandaraman orders the rowdy Jaga to bring him his daughter back and to put Jeeva in jail. At the registrar's office, Jaga and his sidekicks break the arm of the deputy tehsildar Krishnamoorthy and the forges his signature on a marriage document. Jaga tracks down the lovers in a police station and he blames Jeeva for kidnapping Meena and for signature forgery. Jeeva is then put in police lockup and Jaga forcefully brings Meena to her father.

Kandeepan falls in love with Jagadeeshwari and he makes his mother Seethamangalam Muthamma, a greedy and corrupt politician, accepts for the marriage. Krishnamoorthy decides to get VRS and puts all his savings to arrange his daughter's wedding. Thereafter, Muthamma makes a deal with a political leader: fixing the marriage between Kandeepan and the political leader's granddaughter. Muthamma then delegates Jaga the mission of stopping the wedding between her son and Jagadeeshwari. On the day of the marriage, Jaga wreaked havoc in the wedding hall and stops the marriage. Krishnamoorthy who felt humiliated and distraught of losing all his savings dies of a heart attack on the spot. Jagadeeshwari vows to take revenge on Jaga.

Later, Jagadeeshwari files a false rape complaint against Jaga and he is arrested by the police but he then comes out of jail thanks to his lawyer. Meanwhile, Jeeva, who is now in a wheelchair after a suicide attempt, and Meena meet Jagadeeshwari, and Jagadeeshwari promises them to arrange their marriage. Jaga feels guilty for Jeeva's accident and he himself arranges their marriage while Anandaraman genuinely accepts Jeeva as his son-in-law. Jaga later learns about Muthamma's true face and saves Jagadeeshwari from her. The film ends with Jaga and Jagadeeshwari falling in love with each other.

After producing three films under his own banner, actor Mansoor Ali Khan returned with Ennai Paar Yogam Varum. Politician-turned-actor Thol. Thirumavalavan appeared in a song in the film. Mansoor Ali Khan said that the film is a low budget film with comedy track.[3][4]

The soundtrack was composed by A. K. Vasagan. The soundtrack, released in 2007, features 6 tracks with lyrics written by Thiruvalluvar, Avvaiyar, Mansoor Ali Khan and A. K. Vasagan.[5]

On 4 June 2007, an ad for the film featured in a newspaper had attracted the attention of many. Mansoor Ali Khan had comically pleaded for a good theatre for his film.[6] The film was originally slated for release on 15 June 2007 alongside the big-budget film Sivaji but due to shortage of theatres in Chennai city, Mansoor Ali Khan postponed the release of his film. It was finally released on 6 July 2007.[7] A week after the film's release, another ad for his film had attracted the attention of the public with mentioning the film Kireedam (2007) starring Ajith Kumar.[8]