Vaanam Kottattum

The formative years of Selva are dramatically impacted when he witnesses the brutal stabbing of his uncle, Velusaamy. This horrifying event sets the stage for a series of transformative occurrences in Selva's life.

In a desperate attempt to save his uncle, Selva rushes to find his father, Bose Kaalai. Together, they navigate through chaos to get Velusaamy to the hospital, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.

After Velusaamy's death, Bose uncovers a shocking truth: his brother was murdered to prevent his electoral ambitions. This revelation ignites a determination for vengeance within Bose.

Fueled by revenge, Bose tracks down the culprits responsible for his brother's death. This brutal retribution comes at a significant price, as he enacts violence that directly impacts his family's future.

As a consequence of his violent acts, Bose is incarcerated for 16 years. His imprisonment leaves the family to navigate the fallout of his actions alone, significantly affecting their lives.

Chandra decides to take her children, Selva and Mangai, away from their past life, moving to Chennai in a courageous attempt to offer them a fresh start. This relocation marks a significant change for the family.

As Selva enters adolescence, he adopts a rebellious attitude that deeply concerns his mother. Despite their struggles, Velusaamy provides unwavering support to the family during this tumultuous time.

Upon reaching adulthood, Selva finds work as a taxi driver. This role introduces him to various individuals and situations, leading to pivotal encounters that shape his journey.

While driving a couple on the verge of breaking up, Selva witnesses their heated argument escalate dangerously. In a split-second decision, he intervenes to prevent a tragic outcome by physically helping the woman.

Following his intervention, Selva encounters Preetha George in the hospital, intertwining their lives. This fateful meeting lays the groundwork for future developments in his personal life.

Selva partners with the grieving family of the victim to start a fresh business venture in plantains. Their success is propelled by strategic tactics from Mangai, drawing the attention of Reddy and his son.

After 16 years, Bose is released from prison, creating mixed emotions within the family regarding his return. Chandra strives to maintain peace, but remnants of his violent past continue to haunt them.

Bose's return is marked by troubling signs, including his erratic management of money. As he attempts to reconnect, unresolved tensions linger among family members, complicating their reunion.

Baskaran, seeking retribution for his slain father, targets Bose and embarks on a quest for vengeance. His determination culminates in a severe attack on Bose, deepening the cycle of violence.

The story culminates with Bose and Chandra celebrating their 60th anniversary, a moment filled with reconciliation among the family. This gathering symbolizes healing, forgiveness, and the hope for a brighter future.