Ivan Thanthiran

In the bustling lanes of Chennai, two recent engineering graduates turn their love for circuitry into a modest storefront, selling assembled electronics and tinkering with inventions that blur the line between hobby and breakthrough. Their workshop, alive with the hum of soldering irons and the clatter of components, becomes a micro‑cosm where resourcefulness meets ambition, and the city’s relentless pace seeps through cracked windows and neon signs.

The partnership is anchored by the meticulous Sakthi, whose knack for reverse‑engineering gives the duo an edge, and his outspoken friend Balaji, whose street‑smart humor balances the pair’s earnestness. Their world expands when they cross paths with Asha, a final‑year student whose own aspirations for innovation intertwine with theirs, sparking a connection that feels both personal and professional. Together they navigate the everyday challenges of a competitive market, their interactions a dance of wit, loyalty, and the quiet thrill of creating something new.

Amidst this inventive bustle, the friends stumble upon hints of a far larger network of influence: an education minister whose decisions ripple through the city’s academic institutions. The subtle currents of power begin to touch their lives, pulling them into a shadowy maze where their technical talents become both a shield and a beacon. As they sense the growing reach of an unseen hand, a tense game of cat and mouse starts to form, underscored by the ever‑present buzz of circuitry and the city’s restless energy.

The tone of the story walks the line between gritty realism and electrifying suspense, infusing every scene with a sense of clever ingenuity. With humor sparking alongside danger, the characters are drawn into a confrontation that tests their friendship, their moral compass, and the limits of their ingenuity—all set against the vivid backdrop of a metropolis where every alley could hide a secret waiting to be uncovered.

Last Updated: September 24, 2025 at 04:55