Ghilli

Chennai serves as Velu's home base, grounding his Kabaddi career and family life in a dense, urban setting. Madurai is depicted as the gangster stronghold of Muthupandi, a city where violence and power shape the plot. Trichy is the site of a relative's wedding that Velu briefly leaves behind to pursue his sport, illustrating his divided loyalties. The United States context appears as a safe destination for Dhanalakshmi's family, underscoring the stakes of escape and safety.

💖 Romance

Velu and Dhanalakshmi's relationship grows from rescue to trust as they navigate danger together. Their bond deepens while Velu hides her and helps her escape, showing how love can complicate loyalty. The romance influences Velu's choices, including risking arrest to protect her safety. This relationship intertwines with the sports drama, culminating in a shared moment at the final match.

⚖️ Duty vs Love

Velu's loyalty to family and his police officer father clashes with his growing love for Dhanalakshmi. The pursuit by Velu's father creates a core tension between duty, law, and personal happiness. Velu's decision to continue playing in the national final, despite being a wanted criminal, highlights the pull of personal loyalties against official duty. This theme drives the emotional conflict and plot turns.

🛡️ Heroism

Velu's actions frame him as a protector figure, facing Muthupandi and the gang's menace to shield Dhanalakshmi. He endures risk, fights to win the final Kabaddi match, and ultimately confronts the antagonist in a lethal showdown. The climax shows resilience and self-sacrifice, with the floodlight accident sealing the villain's fate. The theme celebrates courage under pressure and the cost of heroism.