TN 07 AL 4777

Mani maintains a double life, deceiving his wife Subbalakshmi about his true job as a cab driver. His lie begins to erode their domestic life and trust. The tension between his public and private personas sets the stage for the ensuing conflict.

During a ride with Gautham, the cab crashes as Gautham hurries to secure his late father's estate. The key to the vault containing the will is missing from the back seat, throwing both men into a web of leverage and suspicion. The accident heightens the stakes around the missing key.

Mani decides to hide the key from Gautham to avoid involvement in the dispute. Gautham tracks him to his house and bluntly reveals his profession to Subbalakshmi, who then leaves Mani with their son. The revelation triggers Mani's resolve to retaliate.

Fate and property clash as Mani and Gautham vow to kill each other over the estate. The vow signals a dangerous escalation, pulling both men into a feud that corrupts relationships and judgment. Their rivalry becomes personal, not just about money.

Mani attempts to eliminate Gautham but fails, turning his ire toward Gautham's girlfriend Pooja. Gautham intervenes to protect Pooja, and the two men engage in a brutal car confrontation before both survive. The chase cements their enmity and sets the stage for further consequences.

Mani visits Gautham's place after a second court hearing on the estate. Gautham returns to his apartment to find the torn will pasted on the wall, a symbol of his defeat. He becomes despondent as friends drift away and his world narrows to his loss.

Pooja dumps Gautham, signaling that his wealth is no longer enough to sustain their relationship. He sinks into loneliness while his social circle abandons him. The collapse marks a turning point for Gautham, who must confront what truly matters.

Mani is caught by the police and taken to a station, where Subbalakshmi admonishes him about his true character. The encounter triggers a painful moment of self-awareness and a realization that his flaws have harmed others. He begins to reflect on the path of redemption.

Gautham bails Mani out, and they reconcile over a drink at Gautham's house. They discover they share the same birthday, and Mani returns the key he hid in the sofa, admitting the torn will on the wall was a fake. The moment marks the start of forgiveness and renewed trust.

Mani hurries to the railway station to stop Subbalakshmi and their son from leaving, but arrives too late. The failed attempt underscores the fragility of the family's ties and the consequences of past choices. The moment leads to a quiet, unresolved tension.

Back home, a birthday cake sits on the table as a sign of renewed hope. Subbalakshmi and their son appear singing, revealed to have been brought back by Gautham. Mani experiences a moment of joy and relief, realizing he is no longer alone.

Gautham confronts PKV Hariharan, the custodian of his father's property, and states that he does not want the inheritance. A street collision with a woman follows, but the moment ends with a renewed sense of hope as both characters smile and drive away, signaling a new romantic beginning.