Parking

The events take place in contemporary times, with modern amenities such as a car, a microwave, and a mobile phone playing pivotal roles. The neighbours’ conflict escalates from a simple parking disagreement to a sequence of dramatic confrontations. The pregnancy and childbirth add high-stakes urgency and emotional stakes to the ordinary domestic setting.

The action largely unfolds around a single residential property in Kundrathur, where a ground-floor family and a first-floor tenant live. The story centers on a parking space dispute that blooms into public quarrels and legal tensions. The setting reflects a close-knit, middle-class neighbourhood where personal honour and authority clash with everyday life.

⚔️ Ego Clash

Two households let pride and control over a parking space dictate their actions. Small slights escalate into public feuds, bribes, and even attempts on each other’s lives. The pursuit of dominance reveals how ego distorts judgment and fuels a cycle of retaliation. The resolution suggests that maturity and compromise are possible but hard-won.

👪 Family Bonds

The conflict tests the ability of families to coexist under one roof. The wife’s pregnancy and the daughter’s guilt-shifting incident heighten emotional stakes and remind characters of what they stand to lose. In the end, the families reconsider their choices and prioritize safety and reconciliation. Close relationships act as both collateral and potential path to peace.

💥 Revenge and Consequences

Retaliation triggers a sequence of drastic actions, from false accusations to property damage and a near-lethal gas plan. The movie shows how revenge short-circuits reason, leading to harm that finally prompts reflection and attempted atonement. It underscores that violence rarely solves disputes and often harms the innocent.