Parandhu Po

In the bustling suburbs of Tamil Nadu, Gokul runs a modest organic‑produce startup while shouldering an ever‑growing mountain of debts. His life is a delicate balancing act between the demands of entrepreneurship and the quiet hope of giving his young son a stable, happy childhood. When his wife, Glory, travels for work, the household’s rhythm is disrupted, leaving Gokul to confront both the pressure of unpaid loans and the lingering question of how to keep his son’s world bright amid financial strain.

Anbu, an eight‑year‑old with boundless energy and mischievous curiosity, becomes the unexpected catalyst for a pause in their routine. Sensing his son’s need for adventure and connection, Gokul convinces his own father to join them on an impromptu motorcycle journey through the rolling countryside. The open road, dotted with fields and sleepy villages, offers a fleeting escape from the grind of city life and a chance for father and son to share moments of simple wonder that are rarely found in their cramped apartment.

The film unfolds with a gentle, slice‑of‑life tone, blending quiet humor with heartfelt introspection. As the duo traverses rural landscapes, the natural scenery mirrors the inner journey of a father learning to see the world through his child’s eyes. Glory’s occasional off‑screen presence lingers, reminding viewers of the delicate dance parents perform between personal ambition and family devotion. Amid the warm sunlight, roadside tea stalls, and the hum of distant traffic, the story invites audiences to contemplate the quiet heroism of everyday parenting, the longing for balance, and the subtle revelations that arise when life slows down enough to listen.

Last Updated: October 05, 2025 at 16:48