Namukku Parkkan Munthiri Thoppukal

Solomon travels to Mysore to visit his mother, and during that visit he meets Sofia at the neighboring house. A gentle bond forms as they share smiles and conversations. The encounter plants the seed of a romance that will define the days to come.

As time passes, Solomon and Sofia's relationship blossoms into a quiet, affectionate romance. They imagine a future together on the vineyard, waking to birdsong and days filled with laughter. The bond strengthens as they grow closer.

Sofia confides in Solomon about her premarital birth and the troubled family dynamics, including the threat from her stepfather. Their trust deepens as they share pains and dreams of a life free from fear. The couple's commitment grows in the face of Sofia's past.

Solomon informs his mother about his love for Sofia and seeks her blessing. She initially resists, uneasy about Paul Pailokkaran's character and the complications involved. The disagreement highlights the social and familial pressures surrounding their match.

Paul Pailokkaran is introduced as a potential obstacle whose uncouth behavior worries the families. His presence heightens the fear that the union could bring trouble. Tension grows as the wedding seems uncertain.

Solomon manages to persuade his mother to accept the alliance, and wedding plans are set in motion. The prospect of a life together on the vineyard becomes tangible for Sofia and Solomon. Hope rises as consent appears within reach despite earlier resistance.

On a day when Sofia is alone at home, Paul attacks her, rendering Sofia unconscious and raping her. The brutal act is discovered when Solomon, his mother, and Sofia's mother return home to find her distraught. The incident throws the entire plan into question and strains their loyalties.

Upon learning of the assault, Sofia's mother, along with Solomon's mother, confront the grim reality. They decide that Solomon should not marry into such a family, bringing the engagement to an abrupt halt. The sense of betrayal and fear unsettles everyone involved.

Fighting with his mother, Solomon leaves on his bike, torn between love and the shattered plan. He withdraws from Sofia to protect her reputation and the family, yet his heart remains with her. The separation marks a painful pause in their relationship.

Sofia is consoled by her mother, who reassures her that the trauma does not define her. Sofia expresses the deep pain of the act and the injustice she endured from someone she could not trust. The family bond becomes a counterweight to the harm she faced.

In the early hours of the next morning, the resounding horn of a tanker breaks the silence. Solomon comes to the door, calling for Sofia, who is still within the house anxiously waiting for his return. Paul answers with a sly smile but the moment signals a turning point between restraint and hope.

When Sofia emerges, Solomon lifts her onto his shoulders and they head out to their tanker lorry. Their families watch in stunned silence as the couple finally drives off at dawn, smiling and embracing. The long-awaited union is proclaimed through their bold act of defiance and love.