Yaamirukka Bayamey

During a TV promo, Kiran's promotional spot backfires on Durai's son, triggering a major professional and personal fallout. The incident drags Kiran into Durai's orbit and puts him at risk of losing his livelihood. It also seeds the reckless path that follows as he tries to navigate the consequences.

Not long after, Kiran receives a letter from his biological father revealing that he has inherited a mansion in a quiet town. The promise of a fresh start and a potential windfall tempts him to rethink his fortunes. The letter sets in motion a plan that will pull him away from his current life.

Bold and reckless, Kiran and his girlfriend Smitha flee with the inheritance money and plot to exploit the mansion's potential. They envision turning the rundown estate into a profitable hotel to escape their past troubles. The decision marks a turning point that ties their fate to the house.

They enlist Sharath, a local caretaker who was once under Kiran's father's care, and Sharath's sister Saranya to help run the project. Together they lay the groundwork for transforming the mansion into a hotel, hoping for a quick payoff. The uneasy alliance binds the future of the house to people with a shared past.

With the money secured, they begin renovations and open the mansion as a hotel. A string of guests die after a night's stay: a husband and wife, a newly married Tamil-Chinese couple with relatives, a wrestling coach, and a bodybuilder. The bodies are buried in the estate's backyard, casting a pall over the operation.

The pattern of deaths continues, leaving only a group of schoolchildren and a teacher sent by the local police inspector alive. The eerie losses force the survivors to confront something far more sinister than bad luck. The hotel becomes a site of fear as the living realize the house may be haunted.

Initially, Kiran and Smitha suspect Sharath, the caretaker, but Sharath proves his innocence as the mystery deepens. The suspicion reveals how little they really know about the house's past. The group begins to unravel the house's dark history instead of blaming a single person.

A local digger notices four people digging on the estate and tips off the police. This evidence prompts Kiran to confess that he has deceived everyone to pursue the fortune. The confession shakes trust within the group as they realize the scheme is part of a larger threat.

Authorities reveal that the deceased guests died years ago, and they were the former owners who perished after buying the mansion. The revelation reframes the deaths as a curse linked to the house's past. The living are forced to face a truth that transcends ordinary crime.

Signs begin to appear after the ownership documents are signed in Kiran's name, signaling Mohini’s malevolent presence haunting the house. The supernatural layer turns the case from greed-fueled crime into a possession nightmare. The group realizes the spirit is real and dangerous.

They seek Adaikalam, a notorious con artist, and kidnap him to the mansion to uncover answers about Mohini. Adaikalam's knowledge becomes a key to unlocking the house's secrets. The plan to learn the truth pushes them deeper into danger.

They confront an old man living inside the house whom they mistake for a thief, but he warns that he and others will die if they leave. He reveals the legend of Mohini, a vengeful spirit who kills the house’s owner, and the haunting intensifies. The warning deepens the mystery and raises the stakes.

Mohini begins to possess the people inside, amplifying the dread as midnight approaches. The group finds themselves isolated, tested, and driven toward a deadly fate. The haunting shifts from eerie to existential as the line between the living and the dead blurs.

Durai reappears with his men, demanding the house in exchange for the money he thinks he’s owed. Kiran tries to warn them about the ghost, but the pressure to sign remains. The confrontation sets the stage for a clash between greed and the supernatural.

Spirits of the former owners surge through the mansion while Durai and his crew are left outside. The ghost completes its reckoning at the stroke of midnight, leaving the survivors to rethink the value of wealth. Kiran and his companions walk away from the haunted estate, carrying fear and a hard-won truth.