Goripalayam

Azhagar grows up under his father Moovendhan’s impulsive, reckless behavior, which casts a long shadow over his choices. He learns to watch and wait, even as the streets tempt him with risky thrills. His tight circle of friends keeps him grounded as they navigate the Madurai underbelly.

Azhagar clusters with A to Z, Iluppu Murugan, Sangu Ganesan, and the elder support of Goripalayam MGR and a Retired Rowdy. Azhagar’s financial ally Azhagappan helps the group gain footing, turning their loitering days into something with purpose. They build a code of loyalty that binds the whole crew.

Debt pressures erupt when Kazhuvanadhan’s money problems threaten his family. The boys chase the thief who took the money and witness a moneylender tormenting a family in Palanganatham. When they stab one of the lender’s men—who turns out to be Viruman’s relative—the narrative is twisted by the lender to frame them.

Azhagar falls for Parvathy, the sister-in-law of his sister, and his family arranges a marriage. After the wedding, he discovers Parvathy loved Azhagappan all along, so he removes the thali and sends Parvathy to Azhagappan. This revelation enrages the family, who push him out of the house.

A to Z begin to fall in love with Poomayilu and hatch a plan to marry by pooling money from a risky house looting. They target a home they believe belongs to Viruman, but the plan goes wrong when Viruman notices Azhagar’s face. The revelation sparks a chain of violence that pulls the group back into danger.

During the confrontation in the street, Kazhuvanadhan is knocked from his vehicle and dies. Viruman and Karutha Pandi vow brutal revenge, pulling the gang deeper into blood-soaked disputes. The cycle of violence tightens around Azhagar and his friends.

Fearing retribution, Azhagar, Murugan, and Ganesan flee Madurai, seeking safety at Vijaya’s home and at Ganesan’s former mother’s place. They endure humiliation and the strain of staying one step ahead of pursuit. Parvathy and Azhagappan, now impoverished and ostracized, re-enter their orbit.

Poomayilu reveals she is pregnant, adding weight to their precarious plan. The friends decide to return to Madurai, hoping to find a chance to set things right while staying vigilant for threats. The sense of responsibility reshapes their choices as they come back into the city.

Retired Rowdy arranges the match between A to Z and Poomayilu to steady the group. At the wedding, Viruman’s trusted killer Paandi storms in with him to wipe out the couple. Paandi’s men seize Ganesan’s hand and Paandi himself kills A to Z in a brutal, night-time ambush.

Azhagar, Murugan, and Ganesan retaliate by striking Karutha Pandi first and then luring Viruman into a trap. After a brutal confrontation, they bury Viruman alive, delivering a grim, definitive turn to the cycle of revenge. Azhagar chooses to step back and protect Poomayilu, absorbing the emotional fallout.

Azhagar returns home to find his mother has died from jaundice, compounding the year’s losses. The family’s cohesion fractures under the weight of grief and guilt. The survivors brace for what comes next as the city processes the violence.

Paandi arrives at Azhagar’s doorstep with one last mission, but conscience and a turning point emerge as Senthil’s accidental death reveals the hollowness of contract killing. He kills Azhagar at the moment of mourning, signaling a break in the cycle of violence. The tragedy propels Paandi toward reform even as the damage lingers.

News of Azhagar’s death reaches Poomayilu, Murugan, and Ganesan as they mourn their friend. Moovendhan expresses regret for lax parenting that helped spark the tragedy. Azhagappan performs Azhagar’s last rites, offering a somber, dignified closure to a life lived amid risk and loyalty.