Uyarndha Ullam

Anand is a spoiled young heir who inherits a vast fortune after his parents’ death. He spends his days chasing drink and luck, surrounded by friends who encourage his reckless lifestyle. One night, a violent brawl lands him in trouble, but a quiet stranger named Selvam intervenes, beating the assailants and guiding Anand back to his large bungalow. In a moment of reckless warmth, Anand forces Selvam to spend the night in his home. The next morning, Anand has no memory of what happened. His loyal servant Mani and the cautious accountant Nagapillai try to explain the strange turn of events, and in a surprising twist, Anand ends up appointing Selvam as his Personal Assistant in gratitude for the rescue.

As the days unfold, Anand crosses paths with Nagapillai’s niece Geetha and is instantly drawn to her stunning presence. Geetha, sensing the chaos that has overtaken the house due to lazy servants, rallies the staff and restores the home to its former dignity. Impressed by her drive, Anand hires Geetha as the caretaker of his bungalow. He confides his feelings for Geetha to Selvam, who in turn shares a painful backstory about his own lover who is battling cancer and needs money for treatment. Moved by the tale, Anand resolves to support Selvam financially, helping to cover the medical expenses for the lover.

Geetha remains a steadfast presence, staying by Anand’s side as he recovers from the tolls of his heavy drinking. Her influence helps him curb the habit, and the bond between them deepens into something gentler and more hopeful. Yet the shadow of money trouble soon darkens the horizon. Nagapillai informs them that all creditors are demanding their dues, and there is no money left to repay the debts, as Anand has squandered much of his wealth. When his old circle of friends refuses to help, Anand must confront the reality that loyalty can waver in the face of financial strain. The only solution appears to be selling the mansion to settle accounts, a choice that pains him deeply.

At Mani’s invitation, Anand attends his brother’s wedding, where a startling truth comes to light: the bride is none other than Selvam’s lover. When Anand confronts the woman, she reveals that Selvam is an acquaintance from her past who had once benefited from her help by pretending to be her lover to ensnare Anand. The revelation shakes Anand to his core, and Selvam defends his actions as a response to Anand’s wasteful ways, arguing that the man’s lavish lifestyle contributed to this unraveling. The conflict unsettles Anand, threatening the harmony he shares with Geetha and casting doubt over his faith in people.

With the mansion’s sale underway, Anand and Nagapillai retreat to a poorer part of town, a stark departure from their former life. The loss weighs heavily, and Nagapillai dies, a tragedy that drives Anand back toward the bottle. Geetha, ever resourceful, steps in to help him rebuild. She secures a job for him as an auto rickshaw driver, giving him a new chance to begin again on the streets he once avoided. This fresh start rekindles a quiet hope in Anand, and he begins to approach life with more humility and resilience.

During this turning point, Anand becomes aware of Selvam’s ex-lover’s suicide attempt. He helps her, and she opens up about the social stigma she has faced and the way Selvam’s ambitions had shaped her life. She explains that Selvam is still pursuing a lavish, calculated plan to win a wealthy marriage, a scheme that starkly contrasts with Anand’s newly mindful outlook. When Anand steps in to disrupt Selvam’s grand designs, a violent clash with Selvam’s goons ensues. The confrontation culminates in a public exposure of Selvam’s deceitful schemes, a humbling moment that forces Selvam to reassess his path.

In the aftermath, Selvam comes to terms with the consequences of his actions and resolves to marry his ex-lover, choosing real connection over a fake romance built on manipulation. With the truth out in the open, Anand experiences a shift back toward his simpler, more honest life. He returns to the company of Geetha, embracing a steadier, more grounded future. The story closes on a note of reconciliation and renewed possibility, as Anand, Geetha, and the people around them navigate forgiveness, responsibility, and the quiet dignity of choosing a life free from excess and deceit.

Last Updated: October 09, 2025 at 14:46