Mookuthi Amman

Engels' family plans a fourth trip to Tirupati but cancels when the youngest sister enters puberty, fearing bad luck for marriage. They decide instead to visit their family deity Mookuthi Amman's temple in Vellimalai to seek luck. The decision sets their poverty-stricken quest in motion, blending faith with a desperate hope for change.

The family finds the temple dilapidated atop a hill and cleans it according to local customs. They stay the night inside the shrine, preparing for a miracle. In the darkness, Mookuthi Amman appears in human form, witnessed by Engels alone.

Amman explains that she can improve Engels' family prospects, but only if he helps popularize her temple. Engels agrees, driven by his desire to lift his family out of poverty. The pact marks the start of a supernatural alliance with far-reaching consequences.

With Amman’s blessing, Engels and his family travel back to Nagercoil by bus. They plan to turn miracles into media exposure, transforming private faith into public spectacle. The journey signals the beginning of Amman’s influence over their lives.

Bhagavathi Baba enters the Mookuthi Amman temple and declares Panchavanam, a town that would destroy 148 villages around Vellimalai. Engels, who has spent years trying to expose Baba, feels the manipulation and danger of his scheme. The clash between truth and power intensifies.

Amman decides to help Engels reveal Baba’s true nature to his family. She becomes visible to Engels’ relatives and they begin plotting to document Baba’s misdeeds. Engels embraces the plan, eager to free his family from the godman’s grip.

Engels lands a job at Star Vijay and hosts a daily show featuring Baba, taking calls from viewers seeking answers. The program broadens Baba’s reach while giving Engels a platform to gather evidence. Public attention rises as the manipulation becomes harder to ignore.

Engels’ mother and sisters pose as Baba followers to infiltrate his circle and secretly film his behavior. Their covert operation builds a damning dossier on Baba. The plan hinges on timing and the trust of Baba’s own entourage.

Baba challenges Engels to answer three questions at the Panchavanam groundbreaking ceremony; failure would let Panchavanam proceed. Engels prepares to outwit Baba under public scrutiny. The moment tests truth against ritual power on a crowded stage.

Engels’ family attempts to escape Baba’s clutches, but their car runs dry and they’re cornered by henchmen. Engels calls for Amman, who then defeats the henchmen with her powers. The miraculous intervention ensures they reach the ceremony in time.

At the Panchavanam ceremony, Baba proclaims that the miraculous events were engineered by Engels. The crowd tires of the deception as Engels presents evidence. Mookuthi Amman appears as a woman, condemns Baba’s need to control faith, and dissipates, leaving the crowd to question the religion of fear over faith.

The next day, Amman confronts Engels and asks for his final wish before returning to her realm. He expresses gratitude for all he has received and asks for nothing more. Amman vanishes, leaving Engels to reflect on the power and limits of miracles.

Engels ends by telling viewers that God will surely come and reminds them that they too may be God’s chosen child. The closing message blends faith with a sober sense of responsibility to seek truth. The film leaves a note of hopeful uncertainty about divine intervention.