Nirangal Moondru

In the early morning, Sri sees a girl being abducted by four men. He suspects the victim might be Parvathy, which deepens his worry for her safety. This event kicks off his determined search for the truth.

Earlier that morning, Vetri sees Parvathy at Vasanthi bakery and they exchange numbers. The encounter places Parvathy on Vetri's radar and links his fate to her disappearance. It also foreshadows Vetri's later involvement in the unfolding events.

Unbeknownst to Sri, the abduction he witnessed was a staged scene for Vetri's film. The line between real danger and fiction becomes blurred as the camera captures what looks like a crime. This twist reframes the morning's events.

Vetri learns that a film director has used his story for a project, and that his original script has disappeared. He descends into turmoil as addiction tightens its grip and he confronts the betrayal. His friends step in to pull him back from the brink.

Earlier in the day, a mysterious intruder enters Vetri's residence and steals his script. The theft compounds Vetri's distress and ties his personal crisis to the larger crime network around Parvathy's case. The thief's identity begins to surface in later events.

The script thief, Thyagu, later hands over the stolen script to Inspector Selvam, who promptly orders his arrest. This move brings Vetri's trouble into the formal police investigation. The incident tightens the plot around the script theft.

Seeking revenge against Selvam, Minister Iyyappan's son Bala orchestrates an attack on Selvam's son Vetri. The violence reveals how political power pressures the investigation. The family danger raises tensions and urgency.

Vetri confronts director Kishore about the script theft and learns a crucial clue: a snake tattoo on the thief's left hand. The revelation steers the investigation toward a specific suspect. The confrontation also ties Kishore to the larger scheme.

Thyagu reveals to police that he saw Parvathy getting into a grey Hyundai i20 earlier that morning. The car becomes a key lead guiding detectives toward her possible captors. The vehicle ties multiple threads together in the search.

With Vetri's help, Sri discovers the address where Parvathy is held and gears up to rescue her in Porur with his friends. The plan marks a climactic moment in the pursuit of truth and safety for Parvathy. Tension runs high as they race to intervene.

Confronting her captors, Parvathy reveals she escaped an abusive situation with her alcoholic father, Vasanth. Shobha secretly helped her escape, protecting her from harm. This revelation reframes the danger and the reasons behind her disappearance.

Selvam explains that Director Kishore orchestrated the script theft and that the voice heard was Vetri's friend Sathya. He also says he has submitted the evidence to FEFSI for action. The corruption chain becomes clearer, tying the crime to those in power.

In a brutal turn, Minister Iyyappan's men fatally shoot Selvam as the investigation reveals the minister's involvement. The event underscores the danger of opposing powerful interests. The community mourns a steadfast officer.

Consumed by guilt, Vasanth writes an apology acknowledging his addiction and dies by suicide. His death closes a dark chapter for Parvathy and Sri. The tragedy compounds the film's meditation on blame and redemption.

The film ends with quiet, poignant scenes: Sri hugs his father, Vetri pays respects at his parents' graves, and Selvam's memory lingers with Ilakkiya. The final moments emphasize resilience, forgiveness, and the cost of truth-seeking.