Priyamaanavale

Vijay, educated in the US, leads a party-filled life with his friends Chandru and Sowmya. He shows little interest in his father's business or in traditional responsibilities. This carefree behavior sets up Vishwanathan's motive to intervene.

Vishwanathan decides to arrange Vijay's marriage to anchor him to duty. He discusses the plan with trusted aides and searches for a suitable bride. The aim is that a wife and family will force Vijay to assume responsibility.

Priya, the sole breadwinner for a family in need, considers the offer and initially resists. She decides to sacrifice for her sisters' surgeries and her brother's future, accepting the one-year marriage plan. She understands the stakes and accepts the challenge.

Vijay and Priya marry and become good friends, and Priya's family improves as a result. Yet Vijay treats her more as a friend than a wife, and the marriage feels like a social contract rather than a romance. The relationship lacks the deep commitment Priya hoped for.

While working in his father's office, Vijay discovers embezzlement by his uncle Manohar and 7 Times. He dismisses them and files a police complaint, setting up powerful enemies. This development marks a turning point in how Vijay views his responsibilities.

In retaliation, Manohar and 7 Times orchestrate a car accident that severely injures Vijay. Priya stays by his side, caring for him during the dangerous days of recovery. The attack deeply affects their relationship and future choices.

Vijay begins to recover with Priya's devoted care at his bedside. The ordeal gradually softens his attitude toward Priya as her loyalty shines through his stubbornness. The emotional distance between them begins to narrow, though not completely closed.

On their first wedding anniversary, Vijay shockingly decides to end the marriage, claiming he never regarded Priya as his wife. He drops her back at her home, triggering public humiliation and heartbreak for Priya. The couple's separation becomes a painful turning point.

Vijay sees an old beggar carrying his paralysed wife, and the scene makes him reflect on duty and care. The beggar's unwavering commitment to his wife contrasts with Vijay's own neglect. He apologises to Priya and asks her to return, but Priya remains hurting and distant.

Priya accepts a new job to support her family, and Vijay takes over that company so she can work as his personal assistant. He uses this as a chance to mend their relationship, while Priya remains cautious and guarded about the marriage.

Priya discovers she is pregnant and invites everyone to the seemantham. At the event, she publicly reminds the guests that Vijay is her husband who left after the agreement, reigniting a confrontation. The tensions between them reach a boiling point.

Chandru and others hatch a plan to persuade Priya that Vijay is about to be killed by his ex-employees to push her to reconcile. Priya suspects manipulation but heads to where Vijay is, determined to set things straight. The stage is set for the next tragic turn.

Manohar and 7 Times escape prison and stab Vijay; Priya rushes to help but goes into labor. Vijay manages to drive her to the hospital despite his injuries, and he undergoes another operation. The couple's vulnerability culminates in a shared fight for life.

Vijay recovers and Priya gives birth to a baby boy. The ordeal ultimately leads to reconciliation, with Vijay and Priya reuniting as a family. The story closes on a note of renewed commitment and hope for their future.