A Tamil Romeo in a refugee camp, a stubborn rich girl, and a cop with zero chill. What could go wrong?
Vasanthi (Bhavana) is the daughter of the big man (Lal), who does a lot of help for the refugees. Bhavana instantly falls for Jeevan (Jeeva), a Tamil refugee, staying in the camp in Rameswaram. Jeevan, nurturing a dream to go back to his home land, keeps on discouraging the girl, who is stubborn in her love. Jeevan’s heart, influenced by the pure love of the girl, starts melting slowly. Enters Bose Venkat, the cousin of Vasanthi with full of dreams to marry his childhood sweetheart. He joins as an Inspector in the local police station. The whole family is eagerly awaiting their marriage.
Acting
Bhavana's stubborn-in-love energy carries the entire first half.
Direction
Selvam milks every emotional beat like his life depends on it.
Score
Songs that will live rent-free in your head for weeks.
Director
S. Selvam
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Rameswaram's real refugee camps inform the film's gritty backdrop, grounding its soapier elements in genuine post-conflict Tamil displacement.
Jiiva and Bhavana's chemistry here led to multiple reunions, but this remains their most emotionally unhinged collaboration.
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