Nerrukku Ner

In the bustling streets of Chennai, Raghu lives a seemingly ordinary life as a passport‑issuing officer, while his wife Shanthi balances the quiet rhythms of home. Their marriage, however, has been shaken by a painful confession that leads Shanthi to seek refuge with her mother, leaving Raghu to confront the fragile remnants of trust. The film opens on this intimate domestic fracture, setting a tone that is both tender and unsettling, as everyday routines become the backdrop for deeper emotional currents.

The ripple effect of the couple’s turmoil spreads to their younger siblings, whose own lives become entangled in the fallout. Vijay, Raghu’s brother, stands as a steady yet quietly concerned presence, while Suriya, Shanthi’s brother, offers a calm but restrained counterpoint. Their interactions, colored by loyalty and burgeoning personal hopes, hint at the possibility of new connections forming even as old bonds are tested. The narrative weaves these relationships into a portrait of a family navigating the gray areas between duty, love, and forgiveness.

At the heart of the story is their daughter, Sona, whose innocence and presence magnify the stakes for everyone involved. The film captures the delicate balance of parental responsibility and the yearning for reconciliation, all set against a cityscape that feels both familiar and charged with unspoken tension. Through quiet moments and hushed conversations, the audience is drawn into a world where personal choices echo loudly across generations, promising both conflict and the chance for healing.

Last Updated: October 27, 2025 at 16:36