Mannar Vagaiyara

Madhi, a respected resident of the town, secretly falls for Ilayarani. Their bond develops despite the feud between their families, foreshadowing the conflicts to come. This romance becomes the spark that drives the later decisions.

Kalaiyarasi proposes uniting the two feuding families by marrying Selvarani to Karunakaran’s brother. The plan aims to seal alliances and ease tensions within the community. It sets the stage for the weddings and the accompanying complications.

On the wedding day, Selvarani elopes with Arivazhagan, shocking both families. The elopement leads to disownment by their kin, isolating the couple. Madhi secretly supports them and assists with shelter and survival outside the town.

Selvarani becomes pregnant, and Madhi uses the situation to push for reconciliation between the feuding clans. He convinces both families that the couple's future can unite them rather than divide them. The couple then lives on the outskirts under the watch of Madhi's support.

Govindaraj learns about Madhi and Ilayarani's romance, triggering anger and a crisis of loyalties. The revelation threatens the planned alliances and the fragile peace between the families. Madhi resolves to sacrifice his own love for the sake of unity.

Facing the possibility of disrupting the union, Madhi pledges to leave Ilayarani's life to protect family harmony. He promises Govindaraj that he will move aside to avoid further trouble. This self-imposed exile heightens the tension ahead of the wedding.

Ilayarani is still set to marry Karunakaran's brother as part of the reconciliation plan. The community accepts the arrangement, eager to preserve alliances. The wedding preparations move forward despite the hidden romance.

On Ilayarani's wedding day, she disappears, creating confusion and suspicion around Madhi. Govindaraj doubts Madhi’s involvement, fueling the drama at the wedding hall. The atmosphere becomes charged with tension as the truth begins to surface.

At the wedding hall, it becomes clear that Madhi and Ilayarani are in love, undermining the planned union. Madhi denies any wrongdoing, while the families confront the personal implications of the revelation. The revelation destabilizes the arranged marriage and tests loyalties.

Ilayarani is traced to her family home and calls Rajangam and JP to cancel the wedding, stating she does not want the arranged match. The call expresses her desire to marry Madhi instead. This moment pivots the story toward a union based on love rather than arrangement.

With the truth acknowledged, everyone agrees that Ilayarani should marry Madhi, uniting the families through their love. The plan replaces the earlier arranged match, and the wedding is redefined to honor the couple. The town begins to reconcile around their decision.

Madhi feels remorse for delaying the weddings and ensures Karunakaran’s brother is married to another girl to avoid further disruption. This act helps mend the hurt caused by the cancellations. The story concludes with the lovers united and the community attempting to heal.