Peranbu

The events unfold in contemporary times, spanning years from Amudhavan’s return after a decade apart to the later developments in his family and livelihood.

The story moves between Dubai, where Amudhavan works, and India, where Pappa and her family live and face community scrutiny. Dubai is a busy, modern setting that contrasts with the close-knit Indian neighborhood depicted in the home life. The sea scene toward the end marks a turning point, symbolizing a move from despair to renewal.

💞 Family

The deep bond between Amudhavan and Pappa drives the narrative through hardship, stigma, and change. Their relationship shows how love and responsibility can endure misunderstandings and social pressure. Meera’s entrance broadens the sense of family beyond blood ties.

🧰 Caregiving

Caregiving is shown as a demanding, intimate duty that goes beyond medical needs. Amudhavan faces isolation and financial stress while protecting Pappa’s dignity. The film highlights resilience and the emotional costs of caregiving.

💖 Love and Growth

Love acts as a catalyst for personal growth, guiding Amudhavan through vulnerability and trust. Meera’s presence introduces a new form of love and partnership, while Viji’s manipulation tests their bond. The ending presents a hopeful, blended family.