Nee Varuvai Ena

Ganesh, the only son of inter-caste parents in Chennai, grows up dreaming of marriage despite his government job as an assistant bank manager. He feels the pressure of caste norms that ruin his chances with several prospective brides. He continues to hope for a life partner while navigating family expectations.

En route to Chengalpattu for a promotion, Ganesh is swept into a catastrophic accident on the road. He survives but loses his vision as a result of the crash. The same crash also involves Subramani and his parents, and injures Nandini.

The narrative shifts four months forward, bringing Ganesh to Vendanthangal with his life upended by the accident and his new blindness. He starts anew in the village, seeking stability and belonging. Nandini, the village president's daughter, greets him warmly and quietly begins to influence his life.

At Vendanthangal, Nandini showers Ganesh with small acts of care—coffee, warm water, and gentle attention—while he grapples with blindness. Ganesh finds himself drawn to her warmth, and their budding closeness grows into something more. Their connection hints at a future beyond friendship.

Ganesh and his parents visit Nandini's family to discuss marriage, hoping for acceptance. Nandini declines the proposal without sharing the reason. The rejection leaves Ganesh puzzled but determined to understand and pursue her.

During a hilltop conversation, Nandini explains the real reason behind her earlier refusal: the heartbreak of an ill-fated romance with army officer Subramani. She recounts the joy they shared and how fate tore them apart. Her past fuels the complexities of her love for Ganesh.

Plans for Subramani and Nandini's wedding begin to unfold, but a week before the ceremony Subramani is recalled to service. The looming wedding continues to influence Nandini's decisions and emotions. The memory of Subramani sweetens the choices she faces.

On the road to the station, Subramani's car crashes, killing Subramani and his parents and leaving Nandini with a broken leg. In the same crash, Ganesh is gravely injured and loses his vision. The intertwined fates of the two couples unfold in tragic coincidence.

Subramani's eyes are donated to Ganesh, restoring his sight. The hospital becomes the stage for a profound turning point in Ganesh's life. The transformation raises questions about love, fate, and admiration.

Nandini visits the hospital and learns that Ganesh has Subramani's eyes. This revelation intensifies her emotional bond with him and reshapes how she views their relationship. The sense of shared pain and connection deepens between them.

With Ganesh's life changing, Nandini sends a letter in his name to Ganesh's family, accepting Subalakshmi, the latest match they had selected. The gesture shows her willingness to let him move on, even as her feelings remain complicated. The letter becomes a turning point in their communal expectations.

Ganesh returns home to the wedding preparations, believing Subalakshmi will be his bride. He ultimately cancels the wedding, and his friend marries Subalakshmi instead. The plan to bind Ganesh to a chosen match collapses under the weight of his evolving relationships.

The film ends with Ganesh returning to Vendanthangal and maintaining a strong friendship with Nandini. They share a deep bond rooted in mutual understanding, yet they choose not to pursue marriage. Their lives move forward with companionship rather than romance.