Pulivaal

In the bustling streets of Chennai, the lives of two strangers intersect in an unexpected way. Kasi is a good‑natured, low‑paid supermarket clerk whose days are a rhythm of modest wages, close‑knit friendships, and a quiet romance with his coworker Selvi. He navigates the everyday challenges of a working‑class existence, dealing with a demanding manager and dreaming of a steadier future. The city’s vibrant chaos frames his world, where simple pleasures and small grievances shape his outlook.

Across the socioeconomic divide, Karthik moves through a polished sphere of corporate ambition and personal intrigue. As a wealthy businessman, his life is marked by high‑stakes decisions, a complex romantic entanglement with a colleague, and the hidden pressures of an impending engagement. The sleek, fast‑paced environment he inhabits contrasts sharply with Kasi’s grounded routine, yet both men grapple with personal expectations and the desire to protect those they care about.

When a seemingly trivial encounter leads Kasi to come into possession of Karthik’s phone, the ordinary collision of their worlds hints at larger repercussions. The discovery of sensitive material on the device ignites an undercurrent of tension, suggesting that a single moment can ripple outward, binding the two men in a precarious balance of responsibility and consequence. As their paths converge, the film explores themes of class disparity, moral ambiguity, and the fragile line between everyday life and unforeseen turmoil, all set against the vivid, restless backdrop of a city that never sleeps.