Vinodhaya Sitham

In bustling Chennai, Parasuram is a driven assistant general manager at a thriving electronics firm, whose life is organized around a clear climb up the corporate ladder. He balances a demanding career with a family that includes his wife Easwari and their three children, each pushing against his exacting expectations. The film opens with his relentless pursuit of a coveted promotion, setting a tone of ambition tempered by subtle hints of personal tension beneath the polished surface of corporate success.

A sudden accident shatters his carefully plotted future, and in the after‑life’s dim hush he encounters an enigmatic figure known only as Time. Offering a cryptic bargain—ninety extra days on Earth in exchange for a steadfast companionship—Time becomes both a guide and a silent witness to what follows. The premise rests on this fragile extension, inviting the audience to wonder how a man accustomed to control will navigate a second chance that is both limited and mysterious.

The story unfolds in a mix of realistic family dynamics and a slightly surreal, philosophical undercurrent, as Parasuram confronts questions of legacy, responsibility, and the true cost of his ambitions. The tone balances the urgency of a ticking clock with moments of quiet introspection, hinting at the transformative possibilities that lie within the allotted days. As relationships with his wife, children, and colleagues ripple under this newfound pressure, the film asks whether a man can reshape his destiny when time itself stands beside him, urging viewers to contemplate the fleeting nature of opportunity without revealing the specific paths he will take.

Last Updated: September 05, 2025 at 18:13