Poojai

A miscommunication drives Rajalakshmi to sever ties with her son Vasu. The mother believes Vasu betrayed the family, though the truth remains unclear. The rift sets Vasu on a new path away from his birthright.

Years after being disowned, Vasu leads a modest life as a moneylender with friends Soori and Pandi. He falls in love with Divya, adding a personal stake to his struggles. This relationship hints at a future that could bridge the family gap.

At a theatre, Vasu saves the newly transferred ASP Sivakkozhundhu and his wife from a group of North Indian killers. The attackers are tied to Anna Thandavam, a ruthless local businessman and hitman. The rescue marks the first direct clash with the antagonist.

Anna Thandavam plots to illegally seize land that was meant to be gifted to a village temple by Vasu's late father Rathnaswamy. The scheme sets the feud in motion and paints him as the principal antagonist. The temple gift serves as a moral counterpoint to Vasu's lineage.

The land dispute fuels a bitter feud, turning personal history into direct conflict. Anna Thandavam uses intimidation and his network to pressurize Vasu. The community watches as the rivalry heats up and threatens the temple's future.

When the land is formally gifted to the temple, Anna Thandavam orders his henchman to assault Vasu's uncle Ramaswamy. The attack deepens family loyalties and hardens Vasu's resolve. It also widens the circle of those affected by the feud.

Rajalakshmi realizes her earlier mistake and reconciles with Vasu. This shift restores family ties and adds emotional weight to the quest for justice. The reconciliation strengthens Vasu's support system as the conflict evolves.

Vasu, aided by Sivakkozhundhu and Divya, thwarts Anna Thandavam's schemes by capturing the North Indian killers. The operation leads to an arrest warrant against Anna Thandavam, tightening legal pressure on him. This victory marks a crucial turning point in the struggle against the criminals.

During the temple festival, Rajalakshmi is killed by Anna Thandavam's second wife with a venomous knife. The murder shocks Vasu's family and intensifies his resolve for justice. Meanwhile, Anna Thandavam himself rushes to Patna to escape the consequences.

Hearing of Rajalakshmi's death, Vasu travels to Patna to confront Anna Thandavam and his ally Rai Bahadur. He faces them and brings them to justice, shifting from personal grief to active vengeance. The journey demonstrates Vasu's determination to protect his family and legacy.

Vasu corners Anna Thandavam and Rai Bahadur and ensures they are held to account. The confrontation intensifies the feud's climax and showcases Vasu's unwavering resolve. Justice is served, restoring balance after Rajalakshmi's death.

Vasu returns home to mourn Rajalakshmi's death with Divya and his family. The homecoming marks a somber closure and the end of the immediate feud. The loss completes Vasu's arc from a disowned heir to a protector of his family's legacy.