Thillalangadi

Krishna is a happy-go-lucky youth who seems to excel in every field, yet he chases a certain kick—a thrill that keeps him on the edge. He pushes boundaries in bold, often reckless ways, including secretly double-crossing his childhood friend Dass to help him elope. This impulsive streak introduces him to Nisha, who is taken aback by his recklessness and initially writes him off as crazy. Undaunted, [Krishna] tries to win her over in an unorthodox fashion, begging her not to fall in love with him as if to test the boundaries of affection. Yet his mix of charm and danger draws her in, and against all odds, she begins to fall for him, even as she sets strict conditions.

In the home front, Krishna’s caring but easygoing parents create a warm, if imperfect, backdrop to his escapades. The world around him teems with local thugs and a constant source of comic relief in Jackson, whose presence lightens the heavy stakes with quick wit and timing. Despite the chaos, Nisha eventually accepts Krishna’s love, but she adds a practical demand: he must hold a well-paying job, something he had quit in the past to chase that elusive kick. He agrees, but the old itch returns, and he resigns again—trying to hide it from her. When she discovers the ruse, their relationship splinters, and Nisha walks away.

Months drift by, and Nisha’s parents arrange for her to meet a prospective suitor in Malaysia. There, she encounters Krishna Kumar, a tough but principled police officer who seems to offer a fresh start. He is clear about his mission: he is tracking a dangerous thief who has siphoned large sums from corrupt politicians to fund operations for children with cancer. While in Malaysia, Nisha, her sister, and Jackson unexpectedly cross paths with Krishna Kumar, only to learn that this man has lost his memory and cannot remember his past life. To Nisha, this looks like a second chance to restart their story from scratch.

What unfolds is far more layered than a simple amnesia tale. It becomes clear that Krishna Kumar’s memory is not truly gone; he has orchestrated or at least exploited the situation by convincing an amnesiac that he is a doctor, prompting false diagnoses. The ruse is a device to test the waters of their renewed bond, and Nisha is initially distressed by the deception but ultimately recognizes that his actions sprang from his deep love for her. In a surprising turn, she and Krishna/Krishna Kumar reconcile, choosing honesty as the foundation for their future.

Beneath this, the central thief remains Krishna, the man Krishna Kumar has been chasing. His motive is stark and hopeful at heart: he steals from corrupt politicians to fund cancer operations for children. He taunts the powerful as he moves through a web of manipulations—pinning a few schemes on an MLA and slipping away with money before the net tightens. The chase crescendos at a street party where Krishna, unwavering, dares Krishna Kumar to catch him in his last crime: stealing money from the minister. It is a high-stakes culmination that tests both men and their philosophies of justice.

The pursuit presses on, and after a climactic sequence of stunts and wits, Krishna Kumar is demoted for his earlier failure, only to be surprised by the revelation that his replacement is Krishna—a cunning adversary and, perhaps, a kind of foil who vows to guard the minister’s remaining funds. In that moment, he steps away with a newly earned respect for his rival. The film closes on a note of cautious admiration, with two men who understand the cost of doing right and the price of shortcuts, and a pair of lovers who have learned to navigate love’s rough patches with honesty and resilience.

The world surrounding Krishna Krishna and Krishna Kumar is populated by vivid characters who color the story: Nisha, a woman who evolves from skepticism to reconciliation; Dass, a steadfast friend with a quiet backbone; Jackson, a constant source of humor and humanity; Krishna’s mother, whose warmth anchors the family; Nisha’s father, who frames the family’s values; and the ensemble of political figures led by the Health Minister, whose world of power provides the backdrop for Krishna’s audacious thefts. The film blends romance, comedy, and thrilling chases into a sprawling, character-driven narrative that stays true to its core: love, loyalty, and the high cost of living with edge.

Last Updated: October 09, 2025 at 16:59