Alai

Aathi and Meera meet in a bar and exchange sharp words over a silly quarrel. The clash hints at an instant, unpredictable chemistry that foreshadows a growing attraction between them.

Aathi and his friends travel to a friend's village, where he spots Meera among her friends during a village festival. The moment seeds a crush as he is drawn to her in traditional attire.

During the village festival, Aathi sees Meera in traditional attire and falls for her at first sight. He admires her grace and the festive atmosphere intensifies his feelings.

Some goons harass Meera by shining lights on her sari, making her uncomfortable. Aathi steps in and beats them up, earning Meera’s admiration and deepening her feelings.

Aathi learns that his friend, who is getting married in three days, was in love with someone else. The wedding is arranged by his father to settle debts with a wealthy family via dowry.

Meera discovers that her best friend is in love with a guy, adding complexity to their social circle. This news colors the evolving love triangles around them.

That night, Meera is brought to the guy's house, and misunderstandings erupt: Meera thinks Aathi is her friend's lover, while Aathi thinks Meera is his best friend's lover. The confusion leads to awkward and telling exchanges.

The next day, their friends clear up the misunderstanding by introducing Meera and Aathi as each other's best friends. This revelation enlightens both of them and clarifies their true feelings.

They decide to elope and register their marriage, and they begin preparing to make it happen. This plan cements their commitment to each other.

Aathi and Meera return to their homes and realize they love each other, discovering their houses stand beside one another. The proximity deepens their bond and the sense of fate.

Aathi tries to tell Meera about his love, but she initially acts indifferent or unsure how to respond. This moment underscores the lingering obstacles and the slow path to acceptance.

Meera finally admits that she loves him, triggering a wave of romance and the song En Ragasiya Kanavugal. The confession deepens their bond and prompts more intimate moments.

Aathi's father arranges a marriage with a businessman's daughter to settle debts. This external pressure creates a looming deadline and threatens their future together.

The lovers are pulled apart, and Aathi consoles a crying Meera, which is heard by the would-be fiancée. Meera declares that she is not interested in the arranged marriage.

At the wedding stage, Aathi ties the nuptial thread around Meera's neck with everyone's blessings. Meera accepts the union, and the couple seals their commitment.