Varuthapadatha Valibar Sangam

Police arrive at Sivanandi's house to question him about the killing of his daughter and her disappearance after running away with the man she loved. The scene sets a tense tone for the village and introduces the central families. The interrogation hints at a deeper motive and the fragile peace in the community.

Bosepandi and Kodi, friends at the heart of the village, lead the local group through displays of solidarity and muscle. They act as a force that can block social arrangements they oppose and defend personal loyalties. Their leadership foreshadows how communal power will shape the romance and conflict.

Bosepandi falls for Kalyani, a dedicated teacher, and writes a heartfelt letter. He seeks someone to deliver it, but Lathapandi ends up passing the note to Kalyani and, in doing so, unknowingly steers Bosepandi toward a cascade of misunderstandings. The note becomes a catalyst that entangles all three families.

Sivanandi pushes for a marriage alliance for his daughter, insisting on tradition and duty. The wedding is publicly announced on a billboard, provoking the village and the group led by Bosepandi and Kodi to act. The threat of losing Lathapandi to another arrangement triggers a tense confrontation with the authorities.

The group pressures the authorities to intervene, and the police step in to de-escalate. After a tense conversation, Sivanandi is persuaded to pause the union for now. The intervention reveals the leverage and influence the group wields in the village.

Some time later, Bosepandi learns that Kalyani is in line to marry another suitor. He tries to step back and chart a new path, but fate keeps pulling him back toward Lathapandi. During a visit, he spots Lathapandi wearing a sari, and his old attraction flares up instantly.

The police inform Sivanandi that Bosepandi was the one who disrupted the planned marriage. The revelation deepens the conflict between the two families. It also heightens the stakes for everyone involved.

Driven by love, Bosepandi confesses his feelings to Lathapandi, who rebuffs him. Undeterred, he wanders away only to be ambushed by a gang that suddenly reveals itself as belonging to Sivanandi's faction. The ambush marks a violent turning point in the love story.

In a daring move to gain leverage, Bosepandi and Kodi steal what Sivanandi calls his soul, the gun. They flee with the weapon, triggering fresh trouble and raising the stakes for everyone in the village. The act demonstrates the depth of their entanglement with the feud.

Bosepandi agrees to return the gun on the condition that Lathapandi joins him at a friend's wedding. He manages to return it discreetly, avoiding detection, which keeps their romance alive. The moment foreshadows a possible union despite the family tensions.

Lathapandi attends the wedding and appears in photographs with Bosepandi, despite her mother's warnings about risking the relationship. The public glimpse of their bond signals a quiet rebellion against the arranged norms. The event reinforces their shared commitment in the face of opposition.

A practical mercy brings temporary easing of tension when Sivanandi's cow falls into a well. Bosepandi helps retrieve the animal, softening the strain between the families. The act highlights the possibility of reconciliation through shared compassion.

That night, Bosepandi and Lathapandi stay at Lathapandi's home and witness Sivanandi sleepwalking. In the morning, after learning of Bosepandi's affection for his daughter, Bosepandi runs away, fearing the consequences of his confession. The moment crystallizes the danger their relationship faces.

Sivanandi arranges a marriage for Lathapandi with a chosen suitor, and she makes a bold move the night before the wedding to flee with Bosepandi. He lends them money to escape and they marry on a hillside. The union represents a fragile victory and a new, complicated family dynamic.

After the marriage, Sivanandi visits the couple regularly and learns that Lathapandi is pregnant. Bosepandi's father reemerges with a larger financial offer, altering the power balance and complicating loyalties. The ending shows a reconciliation of love with community expectations.