Kavalai Vendam

In the present, Aravind runs a charming restaurant in the hill station of Coonoor and is famous for his playful charm. He spends his days joking with his friends Vignesh and Mano, living by the motto 'Kavalai Vendam'. The tone is light and flirtatious, masking the deeper history he carries with him.

In a past era, Aravind and Divya were childhood friends who grew into lovers and married. Their marriage was strained by Aravind's immaturity and Divya's strong will, leading to constant clashes. When Aravind's mother harshly scolded Divya, Aravind didn't defend her, which wounded Divya deeply. Feeling neglected, she walked out and the couple drifted apart.

They separated for years and lost contact. The unresolved hurt lingered, setting the stage for a possible reunion years later.

Divya returns to Coonoor with her new boyfriend, Shahid, and needs Aravind's signature on their divorce papers. Aravind is stunned to see her again and still harbors feelings for Divya. Instead of signing immediately, he refuses and proposes they reconnect first.

Divya stays with Aravind for a few days, forcing them to share space and confront their past. They are drawn back into old memories while the present reality tests whether they can rebuild trust. Both begin to wonder if there is a chance to reclaim what they once had.

Their living arrangement becomes a comic battlefield as they argue over small irritations and old habits. Aravind's mother nudges them toward reconciliation, while his friends tease him about still chasing Divya.

Shanti, a friendly woman who has a crush on Aravind, enters the picture and triggers Divya's jealousy. Divya pretends indifference, but the rivalry tests their fragile reconnecting.

As days pass, Aravind matures and begins to understand that love is about understanding and compromise, not playful charm alone. Divya starts to notice this change and questions whether their past separation was the right choice.

Further misunderstanding arises when Aravind's flirtatious behavior leads to confusion. Divya, hurt by the continued games, decides to leave again and questions whether he has truly changed.

In a heartfelt confession, Aravind admits his immaturity is over and that he still loves Divya. He begs her to reconsider and reveals he doesn't want to lose her again.

Moved by his honesty, Divya realizes she still loves him and calls off her marriage to Shahid. They decide to give their relationship another chance.

They reconcile and begin rebuilding their relationship from scratch. Aravind's motto 'Kavalai Vendam' takes on a new meaning — a worry-free life that blends love with responsibility.