Thadaiyara Thaakka

Selva runs a small travel agency in Chennai and works hard to build a better future for himself. He is set to marry his lover Priya, hoping for a stable life beyond debt and struggle. The calm of his daily routine is about to be disrupted by the city’s criminal underworld.

The city is under the grip of loan shark brothers Maha and Kumar, who enforce their authority through fear and violence. Their presence casts a long shadow over Selva’s ordinary life and ambitions.

During a rainy night, Selva encounters the inebriated Maha on the road. Moments later, Maha is killed, and the crime is instantly pinned on Selva.

Kumar and his men make Selva their immediate target, pressing him to vanish so the truth cannot come out. Selva runs for his life as the net tightens around him.

With his life turned upside down, Selva resolves to uncover the real killer and clear his name. He decides to wage a personal war against the gang to survive and seek justice.

In the past, Maha abducted Gayathri Ramakrishnan, the daughter of a wealthy Delhi-based businessman, and kept her as a slave for nine months. The power-broker’s control over her life slowly unravels as she endures captivity.

One rainy night, Gayathri escapes and takes vengeance on Maha, killing him herself. She discreetly places the murder weapon in Selva’s car, setting him up for a frame.

In the present, Kumar’s men capture and brutally kill Selva’s two friends. Kumar also destroys Selva’s travel agency, forcing Priya’s family to flee the city to safety.

Driven by revenge, Selva adopts a ruthless new persona and wages war on the gang. He kills Kumar and eight members of his gang in a brutal crackdown.

To hide the massacre, Selva uses a meat grinder overnight and feeds the flesh to pigs. The gruesome act marks a chilling turn in his transformation into a vigilante.

Meanwhile, Gayathri learns she is pregnant with Maha’s child as Selva and Priya try to support her.

TV news broadcasts reveal Gayathri’s origins and the truth behind her captivity, adding another layer of tragedy to the story as the truth becomes public.

Overcome by grief and despair, Gayathri commits suicide, ending her tortured chapter in the narrative. The revelation and loss leave the survivors to confront the cost of vengeance.