Srikanth, a car driver for business tycoon, encounters Pujitha, a caretaker at the household of a wealthy woman, she mistakes him for the business tycoon, he led to believe she was a wealthy heiress.
The duo play up to their game, even resorting to staging acts to convince the other of their faked identities.
But truth was bound to come out, the duo parting ways after a bitter fight.
During the course of it, they encounter an aged couple (Delhi Ganesh, K R Vijaya) and get to witness the latter’s deep love for each other and the sacrifices one was ready to make for the other.
Witnessing the older couple’s pure and selfless love becomes a turning point for the young protagonists.
It forces them to reevaluate their priorities, leading them on a journey of self-discovery and emotional transformation. What happens next forms the core plot of the movie.
Director K. Rangarajan successfully blends romance and drama, crafting a narrative that is both relatable and thought-provoking.
The screenplay flows seamlessly, balancing lighthearted moments with intense emotional scenes, ensuring that the audience remains engaged throughout.
Srikanth and Pujitha deliver convincing performances, portraying the emotional turmoil of a couple struggling to navigate their flawed perception of love.
Their chemistry feels natural, making the audience empathize with their journey.
Veteran actors like Delhi Ganesh and Nalini bring warmth and depth to the film, making the portrayal of the older couple even more impactful.
The film’s background score by R K Sundar complements its emotional depth, with melodies that enhance the storytelling.
The cinematography by Thamodharan captures the essence of love and family, using vibrant yet soothing visuals to reflect the film’s heartfelt message. Rest of the technical aspects of the movie are good as well.
