Thillalangadi

Krishna, a happy-go-lucky youth, secretly betrays his childhood friend Dass to help himself elope. This impulsive act sets him on a dangerous path where adrenaline takes precedence over caution. It marks the first reckless choice that drags him into a web of risks and consequences.

Krishna uses bold, unorthodox methods to win Nisha, testing the boundaries of affection. Her initial wariness turns into fascination as his charm and danger collide. She begins to fall for him while setting early conditions.

Nisha requires Krishna to hold a well paying job, grounding his restlessness in stability. He agrees, but his urge for risk resurfaces and he resigns again, trying to hide it. The deception strains their relationship and threatens their romance.

Nisha discovers Krishna’s job ruse, and their bond fractures as she walks away. Krishna faces loneliness and the fallout of his escapades, amid the humor of friends like Jackson. The couple’s future hangs in the balance.

Months later, Nisha’s parents arrange for her to meet a prospective suitor in Malaysia. The arrangement opens a path that will reintroduce her to Krishna, now in a very different light. The journey plants the seeds for a complex reunion.

In Malaysia, Nisha meets Krishna Kumar, a tough but principled police officer investigating a thief who funds cancer operations for children. He appears to offer a fresh start and a sense of justice. The encounter sets up a dependency between old romance and new duty.

Krishna Kumar appears to suffer memory loss, offering a chance to restart their story. It becomes clear the amnesia is a calculated ruse—he has posed as a doctor to test the bonds between Nisha and Krishna. Nisha is distressed by the deception but senses the underlying love.

Despite the deception, Nisha recognizes Krishna’s actions sprang from love. They reconcile and decide to pursue a relationship built on truth rather than manipulation. The couple looks toward a future where honesty guides their choices.

Behind the romance, Krishna remains the central thief, stealing from corrupt politicians to fund cancer operations for children. He taunts the powerful while manipulating schemes, even pinning some on an MLA before slipping away. His crime is driven by a hopeful, redemptive motive.

The pursuit leads to a street party where Krishna dares Krishna Kumar to catch him in his last crime: stealing money from the minister. The confrontation tests both men’s beliefs about justice and shortcuts. It is a live-fire moment that tightens the film’s ethical stakes.

After a climactic sequence of stunts and wit, Krishna Kumar is demoted for his earlier failure, only to learn his replacement is Krishna himself. The rival vows to guard the minister’s remaining funds, and respect between the two men grows. The ending reframes their fight as a measure of integrity rather than wins and losses.

The film closes with the two lovers navigating the rough patches with honesty and resilience, strengthened by their trials. Krishna and Nisha learn to balance thrill with trust as they move toward a hopeful future. The story ends on a note of cautious admiration for both men who chose the harder right over the easy shortcut.