Naveena Saraswathi Sabatham

In a modern heaven, Paramasivan tasks Narada with selecting four souls for his Thiruvilaiyadal. Narada and Paramasivan monitor their daily routines with a mix of prophecy and playful modern tech. The chosen four are introduced as Ramarajan, Ganesh, Gopi, and Krishna.

We are introduced to Ramarajan, a Siddha doctor; Ganesh, the husband of a local female don; Gopi, a rising politician; and Krishna, a budding actor. Their ordinary lives unfold under celestial watch, hinting at destiny's pull. The iMac screens aboard the celestial realm hint at a quirky blend of myth and modernity.

Ramarajan begins a romance with singer Jayashree, and their connection deepens quickly. Their engagement follows after just 26 days, marking a buoyant turn in his life. The couple's happiness becomes the anchor amid looming tests.

The four men hatch a plan for a Bangkok bachelor party to chase one last thrill before commitment settles in. Bangkok promises energy, flirtation, and carefree mischief. The plan sets the stage for the unforeseen upheaval to come.

The Bangkok celebration spirals into chaos as the friends wake up stranded on a tropical island. Attempts to escape fail as days turn into months. The island becomes a testing ground for their bonds and fates.

Six long months pass with no real escape from the island. The four endure the stasis and keep faith in a distant chance offered by Paramasivan. Their persistence tests each man's resolve.

A motorboat full of pirates appears, offering a final chance to return home. The four plead for help to reach Chennai, but the pirates refuse and flee. The encounter marks a turning point from despair to action.

In a spirited turn, the quartet fights back and seizes the pirates' boat. They escape the island with the pirates left behind. The voyage heads toward Chennai as a new, perilous hope unfolds.

Back in Chennai, Ramarajan finds his family hopeful yet shaken by his father's secret marriage to another woman. The landscape of loyalties realigns as old certainties blur. The city moves forward with new tensions and possibilities.

Aravind Gautham is set to marry Jayashree, reigniting the struggle between love and duty. Ramarajan's feelings surge again, threatening the status quo. The stage is set for a confrontation that will redefine the couple's future.

Ramarajan enters the wedding with resolve and humor, interrupting the ceremony. Jayashree steps from the wedding stage toward him, signaling a renewed connection. The moment reframes their relationship against the backdrop of ceremony.

The couple steps onto the wedding stage and exchanges vows with the blessings of friends and family. Aravind Gautham watches with acceptance, signaling a larger cosmic order at work. The scene closes their earthly romance on a note of renewal.

Paramasivan and Parvati offer quiet guidance to their people, framing the romance as part of a larger cosmic order. The myth ends with a sense that human love fits within divine plans. The concluding note hints at ongoing celestial watching.

A post-credits note hints at behind-the-scenes moments and the making of the mythic tale. Viewers are invited to glimpse the process behind the myth. The credits gesture reinforces the blend of myth and modern filmmaking.