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Mani wants to stop the wedding because in 2027, his marriage to Priya is unhappy and stressful. He works as an EB Lineman with a meager salary, faces constant pressure from his in-laws about his failed hockey career, and clashes regularly with Priya. Seeing this difficult future makes him want to change his past.

Early scenes show the tense arguments between Mani and Priya in their troubled 2027 home, establishing the dissatisfaction that drives his time travel.

Mani meets Albert, a cleaner working at a scientific facility where researchers are developing a time travel machine. Albert helps Mani access the device, allowing him to travel back to 2020. Albert becomes his ally throughout the timeline alterations.

Mani's encounter with the scientists in 2027 sets up the possibility of time travel before Albert reveals his role.

When the groom travels to 2027 in the altered timeline, he sees that Priya is unhappy, his in-laws disrespect him, and he has not achieved hockey success. Meanwhile, Meghna appears as a supportive partner who understands him. This glimpse of a potentially better future with Meghna prompts him to stop the wedding and propose to her instead.

The 2027 future glimpse reveals the life that awaits if he marries Priya, making Meghna seem like a preferable alternative.

In the new 2027 timeline where Mani marries Meghna, he becomes a successful hockey player but faces a pending divorce. Meghna is portrayed as pampered, fame-obsessed, and constantly with her "boy bestie," which threatens Mani's career and happiness. He regrets this path and tries to restore the original timeline.

The shift from Meghna's supportive nature in the glimpse to her spoiled behavior in the new timeline shows how changing the past creates unexpected consequences.

Priya reveals her pregnancy during the wedding confrontation because she wants to be honest with Mani. She tells him that if she agrees to marry him, it will be because she believes in the truth he has shared. This moment of vulnerability helps break the deadlock and leads both to reconcile.

Earlier hints of Priya's guilt about the wedding being stopped and the reference to sacrifices suggest emotional secrets she's been carrying.

The exit watch serves as a device that allows the groom to travel through time. EB Mani gives it to him so he can travel forward to 2027 and see the consequences of going through with the marriage, helping him understand why EB Mani wants him to stop the wedding.

EB Mani's insistence that the future will reveal why the change matters creates anticipation for what the groom will discover.

The scientist tampers with the time machine out of resentment, feeling that Mani has been selfishly using the device for personal gain without considering the consequences. This act of sabotage sends Mani to a mental asylum instead of his intended destination.

Earlier friction between Mani and the scientists hints at growing resentment over his repeated time travel attempts.

In the original 2027 timeline, Meghna is divorced from her husband Karthik, who is deemed unworthy of her. In the altered timeline after Mani changes the past, Karthik eventually proposes to Meghna, leading her to pursue a different life path separate from Mani.

Meghna's presence as Priya's friend in both timelines establishes her as an alternative life path for Mani.

When Mani tries to reconnect with Priya in the altered timeline, she works as a waitress and apologizes for pressuring him to marry. She reveals the painful truth that when the wedding was halted, she had to sacrifice their child, which has caused her lasting guilt and emotional burden.

Priya's earlier sadness and the weight of the interrupted wedding hint at deeper consequences beyond just the marriage itself.

Goundamani appears as a mysterious guide during the moment when different versions of Mani converge. He helps navigate the complex encounter between the groom Mani who traveled to 2027 and returned, and EB Mani who has endured the asylum. His role is to facilitate the decision-making process that stabilizes the timelines.

Goundamani's mysterious introduction during the timeline crossroads suggests he serves as a narrative device to help resolve the parallel storylines.

The timeline conflict resolves when Priya arrives at the mandap pregnant and agrees to marry Mani based on his honesty. EB Mani fades from the foreground as the timeline stabilizes with the couple's commitment. The restored 2027 shows Mani as a successful hockey player and father, with Priya as his wife.

The debate between both Manis at the mandap creates the final confrontation that determines which timeline will persist.

In the final restored timeline, Mani achieves his dream of becoming a successful hockey player. This success stems from the choices made in 2020, when he and Priya marry with honesty and commitment, their partnership provides the stable foundation that allows his hockey career to flourish.

The contrast between Mani's failed career in the troubled 2027 and his success in the final version emphasizes how his relationship choices directly impact his future.

The movie explores whether fate or personal choice determines one's life. Through multiple timeline alterations, it suggests that while we can change our circumstances, the quality of our relationships and honesty with our partners ultimately shapes our happiness. The final message emphasizes that genuine commitment and trust create better outcomes than trying to escape problems through major life changes.

The recurring theme of time travel as an escape mechanism versus facing problems directly threads through each timeline variation.