Deiva Thirumagal

Krishna, a gentle man with the mental age of a seven-year-old, learns he is going to become a father in the hill town of Avalanchi. Banumathy dies in childbirth, leaving Krishna to raise their daughter with hopeful acceptance. He names the baby Nila and embraces fatherhood with the support of Victor and his circle of friends.

Nila grows under Krishna's tender care, and the pair forms a warm everyday rhythm. Krishna enrolls her in school, where she settles quickly and bonds with the vice-principal. The family life remains modest but deeply affectionate.

Shwetha recognizes Krishna from a photo and realizes he is Banumathy's husband, making Nila her niece. She refuses to let Nila stay with Krishna, fearing he might harm her. A tense confrontation follows, including a clash with Shwetha's fiancé, Karthik.

Banumathy's father Rajendran reveals a painful family history and insists the family belongs with him. He arranges a move to Chennai and, in a cruel twist, tricks Krishna into exiting the car and abandons him miles from home. Victor agrees to the relocation, escalating the crisis.

Distraught, Krishna wanders the city asking strangers about Nila. His search brings him to a courtroom where lawyer Vinod takes an interest and introduces him to his boss, Anuradha Ragunathan. Anu agrees to consider the case after Victor explains the urgent situation.

Anu files a Habeas corpus suit against Rajendran, facing the formidable Bashyam in court. The High Court hearing centers on who should have custody of Nila and how she should be cared for. Krishna's visible bond with his daughter drives the case toward a moment of truth.

Bashyam asks Krishna to articulate how he would raise and financially support Nila. In response, Krishna and Nila offer a quiet, explicit demonstration of their devotion, underscoring their readiness to care for each other. The exchange shifts the momentum of the case.

Moved by Krishna and Nila's evident bond, Bashyam withdraws the case. The High Court grants custody of Nila to Krishna, and the room falls silent as the verdict lands, signaling a vindication of Krishna's simple yet steadfast fatherhood.

With Nila secure in Krishna's care, they spend time strengthening their bond and planning Nila's future. Krishna guides her toward a balanced life, supporting her needs for stability while nurturing her dreams.

Krishna makes arrangements to involve Shwetha in Nila's life, ensuring financial stability and a path toward a future, including Nila's potential dream of becoming a doctor. The network around them expands to protect Nila's long-term wellbeing.

After the upheaval, Krishna returns to Ooty to resume his humble work at Victor's chocolate factory. He carries the resilience, patience, and love that define his relationship with Nila into their everyday life.

The story closes on the quiet resilience of Krishna and Nila's bond, supported by their community. Their future rests on love, mutual trust, and the steady devotion of a father who celebrates every small milestone with his daughter.