Iruttu Araiyil Murattu Kuthu

Veera is a well-known playboy who finds himself rejected by almost every potential bride simply because of his flirtatious lifestyle. Despite this, his romantic prospects take a surprising turn when Thendral agrees to marry him, but only under one condition: she insists that he impress her first. To deepen their understanding of each other, she proposes a trip together, inviting him to bring along another couple as well. Veera discusses this plan with his friend Vasu, who reveals that he has a girlfriend named Kavya, and that she is actually Veera’s ex-girlfriend. This revelation complicates matters because Kavya, upon discovering Vasu’s close friendship with Veera, vows to confront and undermine them during the upcoming trip.

The group then departs for Thailand, where they rent a rustic bungalow to enjoy their vacation. During their stay, the hosts caution them against entering a particular room in the house, hinting at unseen dangers. As the trip progresses, Veera and Vasu accidentally consume Viagra, a mishap that leads to a comic yet precarious scene when their girlfriends arrive unexpectedly early. To hide their embarrassment, the duo rushes into the forbidden room and, in a series of ill-fated events, they discover a portrait of an under-dressed woman and, in their attempt to hide their arousal, begin to masturbate. Unbeknownst to them, this act awakens a spirit—a ghost—who begins to haunt the house.

The ghost, who reveals that she died tragically in an accident as a virgin and desires to have sex with a virgin to rest in peace, begins haunting the guests. Both Veera and Vasu, being virgins, become targets, and their futile attempts to escape only escalate the chaos. The spirit’s obsession with having sex with a virgin results in her transforming into a stunning woman, adding to the confusion and fear. Meanwhile, Veera and Vasu’s wives, aware of the ghost’s presence, enlist the help of two conmen, Father Jack and Mother Rose, played by [john-vijay] and [rajesnran], respectively, who are disguised as a priest and a nun. When they encounter the ghost, they too become trapped because they are also virgins.

In an effort to pacify the vengeful spirit, the group hires Baby Sri, a cook who unexpectedly falls in love with Jack. Their situation becomes even more complicated when a third virgin man named Girish Kalyan enters and gets caught in the house’s strange happenings. To resolve the crisis, they plan a party inviting various boys and girls, hoping to find a virgin among them. Unfortunately, none are virgins.

Realizing that his own flirtatious recklessness likely contributed to the chaos, Veera resolves to confront the ghost by offering himself as a sacrifice. He nearly succeeds in seducing her but is stopped when a Buddhist priest named Swamy—played by [john-vijay]—advises him to put a fire boundary around the ghost. As Swamy exerts control over the spirit, all the other characters—Thendral, Kavya, Vasu, Jack, Baby Sri, Rose, and Swamy’s assistant—succumb to the ghost’s influence and lose their virginity, which ultimately leads to the ghost’s demise. During their confrontation, it’s also revealed that Swamy and Girish Kalyan are gay, adding an unexpected layer to the story’s characters.

Throughout this wild and humorous adventure, the movie blends supernatural elements with comedy, romance, and a touch of unexpected truths, culminating in a chaotic yet entertaining climax. The narrative highlights themes of innocence, temptation, and the unexpected consequences of promiscuity—all woven into a bizarre yet memorable ghost story that keeps the audience engaged with its quirky character interactions and humorous twists.

Last Updated: August 05, 2025 at 06:59