Ponmagal Vandhal

In 2004, a brutal series of murders shocked the community as 'Jothi' was found guilty of killing two young men, Rohit and Diwakar. This dreadful act also included a series of kidnappings and murders of young girls, igniting fear and outrage in the region.

After a merciless spree, Jothi's reign of terror came to an abrupt end when she attempted to flee. This moment marked the start of investigations that would uncover a complex web of deceit surrounding her situation.

Fifteen years later, the case was revived due to the efforts of Petition Pethuraj, who was determined to prove Jothi's innocence. His dedication breathed new life into the investigation, prompting interest from justice seekers.

Venba, Pethuraj's daughter, emerged as a passionate lawyer focused on uncovering the truth. She bravely faced daunting challenges as she navigated adversarial forces that were deeply embedded in the case.

As Venba investigated further, she uncovered the untruthfulness of the key eyewitness, Ramar, whose initial testimony had accused Jothi. This revelation implicated the investigating officer, DSP R. Alexander, in fabricating evidence.

A decisive moment arrived when Venba secured a second hearing for Jothi and introduced Rajarathinam, a respected criminal lawyer. His expertise enabled a fresh examination of the evidence, posing a challenge to the prosecution's claims.

During the proceedings, Venba shocked the court by revealing that Jothi was actually a Tamilian named Sakthijothi. Her tumultuous past included fleeing an honor killing after eloping with a man from a different caste, an act that shaded her current plight.

Venba called upon Pethuraj to recount his experiences with Sakthijothi while she was pregnant and on the run. His testimony revealed her frantic pursuit of a car, which unbeknownst to her, belonged to Rohit and Diwakar, as she searched for her lost daughter.

The narrative deepened when it was discovered that Jothi had found a decrepit bungalow in Lovedale, tied to the offenses against young girls. The grave find of a missing girl's remains greatly influenced the case trajectory and public opinion.

As Venba pushed for justice, she faced setbacks with the tragic suicide of Suresh Pandian, an individual who could have provided key testimony. This loss weighed heavily on Venba, further complicating her pursuit of the truth.

In a poignant moment, Venba revealed that she herself was a victim in this case, having suffered assault at the hands of Rohit and Diwakar. Her confession shed light on the corruption and deep conspiracy aimed at protecting the accused.

Amidst the growing tension, the judge announced that Varadharajan would need to testify. This stirred fears of judicial corruption, emphasizing the lengths Varadharajan was willing to go to protect his son and tarnish the justice system.

Rajarathinam confronted Varadharajan in court, highlighting the weight of accountability for Jothi's tragic demise. Venba vividly illustrated the desperation surrounding the events, symbolizing the clash between justice and corruption.

During Sakthijothi’s funeral, Venba experienced a shocking revelation about her true identity. She learned that she was not just Sakthijothi's daughter, but rather Angel, saved by Sakthijothi after the tragic series of events unfolded.

The connection between Venba and Sakthijothi was established as one of shared suffering, highlighting the endurance of their legacy. As Venba continued her quest, she became an embodiment of her mother’s unyielding spirit for justice.