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- Hello? Who's this? - Hello? Hello, this is Deepa, sir.

Deepa? Who is it?

Sir. It's me, Deepa.

My husband died recently. I'm in a dire situation.

Ah, yes. Yes. Tell me. I forgot as I was busy with party work.

- Tell me. - Yes. I need to pay rent.

- Groceries... - I understand your difficulty.

Do you want a job? What's your line of work?

- I'm ready to take on any work, sir. - Is it? Don't worry, then.

I'm the councilor of the 8th ward. I'll help you.

I don't have money right now.

Poor thing. Where do you live? I'll drop by now.

- I'll share the location of my house. - Okay.

Oh, she's on Thekku street.

Hey. Head over to Thekku street.

I think that car has been following us for a while.

No, sir. I don't see anyone in the back.

Hey, don't be so reckless.

People are visiting him from out of town.

Stay alert.

You think we'd let them lay a finger on you?

Just give us the word and we'll get rid of them!

- Hey, turn left here. - Okay, sir.

Sure. Okay, sir.

Okay, sir. Thank you, sir. Thank you.

Hey, Ravi. He got bail.

What else did you expect? Did he send the money?

He just sent it.

You could've bought booze.

We still have time. Let's go.

- Fine, let's go. - Hey, Anbu. Let's go.

Hey, what booze is this? This won't kick in, no matter how much I drink.

If we don't get booze now, I'll bite your ear off!

Who is it? He's drinking in my auto.

Hey, come on out.

What is it?

Who the hell are you?

I came to my uncle's house to participate in the event.

I'm about to have a drink. What's the problem?

Hey, this is a bad neighborhood.

- We're bad people. - Brother, please spare me.

- Did you finish your drink? - Not yet, brother.

- Huh? - No, I'm done.

I think you've had enough.

- Where are you off to? - To get my booze, brother.

Go. Get lost.

Is that all that's left? Get me the glass.

I've reached the location.

Where is your house exactly?

Are you here? I'll switch the light outside on and off.

That's my house.

I've left the door open. Come in before someone sees you. Hurry.

Okay.

Wow! She's giving me the right signs.

Welcome.

So?

Hello?

Hey! I can't talk right now.

Are you drunk?

How many times do I tell you not to go out drinking without a driver?

Will you ever listen to me?

Why are you talking to me in an annoying tone?

Your hands get cramped when you get drunk.

- You know you can't shift gears. - Okay. Okay. Okay.

Get a driver to drive you home.

Or at least call a cab.

Don't drive back home.

You know I don't drive when I'm drunk, right?

I'm not driving. I'm trying to call an acting driver now.

Okay, call me when you're in the car.

I don't know where I left the car keys.

Hello?

Hey!

Answer the phone, damn it.

- I need to pick up the keys. - Son. Son.

How will you drive in this situation?

I won't drive.

I've called an acting driver.

He said he's here somewhere.

Son, hand me the keys. I'll take you home.

Hey, you don't have to.

He said he'd be here. I don't know where he went.

Son, you can even pay me less than what you pay him.

It would help me buy groceries, at least.

- Are you a good driver? - I drive well.

Come on.

Careful. Sit down. Sit.

Gently, now.

It's better not to drive when drunk, son.

People like me would have a job.

That's just a load of crap.

I can't drive when I'm drunk.

The gear will shift automatically.

- Where was he? - At the bar.

He got wasted and walked out.

I caught him.

- Where is he? - He's inside.

What should I do now?

- Do what needs to be done. - Okay.

Hey.

Brother? Veerapandi?

- Hello. - Welcome. Please come in.

- They are the groom's family. - Welcome, sir. Welcome, ma'am.

- Watch your step. Welcome, son. - Come on in.

- Welcome. Think of this as your home. - Welcome.

- Come. This way. - The house feels blessed.

- Please, sit. - Yes, dear. It is.

Please, ma'am. Have a seat. Have a seat.

Have a seat over there.

- Hope the journey was comfortable. - Yes, it was.

- Glad to hear that. - They are the groom's parents.

- Hello, sir. - I'm not making this up.

But the groom is as clean as 24-carat-gold!

He's well-mannered.

I went through a lot of trouble to find a good groom for her.

You can talk over the details.

Okay.

Sir, my name is Veerapandi.

Muniyandi might have told you about it.

I have two daughters.

I pampered them as they grew up without a mother.

My eldest girl refused to study beyond tenth as she didn't want me to suffer alone.

My second girl is in twelfth grade now. She wants to become a doctor.

I've told her to pursue anything she wants.

My eldest child can manage by herself.

But by the time my younger daughter

grew up, my wife passed away.

Oh, don't bring that up when planning a wedding.

I might not be able to do much, but I'll do whatever I can.

You don't have to pay any dowry.

He's our only son.

He works for the government. He's paid well.

- What more could you want? - Okay.

Let's meet your daughter first. We can discuss the rest later.

Okay.

- Priya? - Yes, Dad.

- Bring your sister here. - Okay, Dad.

Good.

Brother, if we get your girl married into their family,

- they'd treat her like a queen! - Okay.

- Sister wants to see you. - Is it?

I'll be right back.

- Go ahead. - Please.

What is it? You sent...

Dear.

The groom's family is here to meet you, but you're still not ready?

- Get ready. Hurry up. - Dad!

I'm not happy with any of this. Why are you doing this to me?

He'll be back soon.

Dear,

it's foolish to expect a hooligan in jail to be out so soon.

Did you see him act like a hooligan with your own eyes?

We don't really know what happened over there, Dad!

You don't ever talk to him. Nor does he open up about what happened.

Look. Stop talking about the past.

What do I tell them now?

You don't have to say a word. I'll take care of it.

Dear! Dear!

Oh, God!

Listen to me...

He owns about 50 acres of coconut plantations near Sholavandan.

That contract alone fetches him two to three lakhs a month.

- His girl is here. - Welcome, dear.

Get a good look at her.

Please forgive me, everyone.

I'm already engaged with someone else.

He's unable to come as his mother passed away.

- I wish to marry him. - What is she saying, dear?

The matchmaker invited you without informing my dad.

I apologize on their behalf.

Hey, can't you enquire before you call us here?

I thought I could trust you. How wrong I was.

No, sir...

Let's go.

Come on. There's plenty of fish in the sea.

Why did you do this?

I brought them here because you pleaded with me to find a good groom.

The groom works for the government!

But your daughter is lying about getting engaged.

Look, brother.

If you want me to find grooms for your daughters,

talk to them first and let me know.

I'll start looking then.

You just ruined all my work.

We use two kinds of materials, sir.

This statue is made of resin. It's got all the intricate details.

The ones on the top are made of FDI material.

They are not as intricate.

There is a lot of difference between FDI and resin models.

This is a resin model. It lasts for a lifetime.

We can do whatever model you prefer, sir.

It looks exactly like him. Very intricate work.

Please get this done as soon as possible for us.

- I'd feel like he's around us again. - It's okay, my dear.

- Don't cry. - Did your son die in an accident?

Sir, it'll take a month to complete it.

- I'll get it done within a month. - A whole month?

- Yes, ma'am. - Could you please hurry?

Sure, sir. I'll try my best.

My son's birthday is coming up next week.

Please finish it by then.

Don't worry.

That matchmaker Muniyandi,

he brought home a groom who works for the government.

But your eldest said,

you remember that guy who went to jail?

She'd only marry him.

She said this to their faces and sent them off.

I felt humiliated.

- What are you taking with you? - I'm taking chicken for Dad.

What? At this hour? Why is it so oily?

Why are you taking this now?

No.

Give him this fruit.

Why are you letting him eat chicken now?

Go! Hello?

Buddy!

It's an interesting movie. It's produced by a well-known company.

Some new director named Arun Prasad.

- Yeah. The new order, right? - The new order?

It's a well-paying order, buddy.

Okay...

- You shouldn't ask why I get drunk-- - Dad?

Come, my dear.

What took you so long?

I was bringing the chicken when she stopped me and gave me a banana.

I snuck the chicken here the minute she left!

See! She's just like you.

She takes care of her father exactly the way you did.

I'll find them both a trustworthy match and I'll meet you soon.

Looks like you went a bit overboard, Veerapandi.

You become a poet every time you drink. Go on, recite an ode to Mom.

This lively flower from Sholavandan

went to see the Gods early, isn't that the peak of tragedy?

What? Has your girlfriend called you?

Great. Now, you'll treat me like I'm invisible.

Get started on the work.

Come on, let's go.

Tell me.

The wrestling coach's heart she stole before heading up to the sky

- Nothing. - to meet the Gods.

Dad is drunk and lamenting.

I'll find trustworthy matches for our angels,

and come see you in heaven, my dear.

Devi?

Is Dad here?

- No, he's not here. - Oh.

Why took you so long?

- You had asked for this. - Come in.

Couldn't you come in a bit early? Dad just left for the market.

- Is it? - I had an argument with Dad.

- Tea or coffee? - Coffee.

- Didn't you buy it? - I did. See. Books.

- And for me. - Ta-da!

Hey, Priya. Come here. The books you wanted are here.

I'll be there in a moment, sis.

- Hi! - Hi, Priya.

This is the book I wanted.

Thanks a lot.

Do you know how many times I asked Dad to get me these books?

Every time he goes to the shop, he returns empty-handed.

But how did you know that I needed these books?

I know.

Yeah. I wanted to ask you something.

What is it?

Did you really study to pass those tests?

- Or, did you cheat? - Why would you ask such a thing?

The list you just texted, it was filled with spelling mistakes.

She had spelled all the names wrong.

And when I took the list to the shop, that shopkeeper gave me a sarcastic look

and sent me back saying these books don't exist anywhere in India.

She typed the list.

- What? My girl? - Don't listen to her.

- Priya must've typed it. - I swear she typed the list.

I believe you, Priya.

Here's a small gift for the hands that typed the list.

- This is for me, right? - The books are for you. This is for me.

He got this for me!

- Stop! Give it back. It's mine. - Priya. Wait, I'll get you something else.

- Careful, now! - Give it back, or I'll hit you.

- Hey! - Dad!

What if you fall and--

What do you have in your hand?

It's nothing, Dad.

Hand it over.

I said, hand it over!

You two are no longer kids. You're women now.

It doesn't look good on us to invite unwanted people into our home.

- No, Dad. - Go inside.

- Dad... - Go back inside!

- I brought books for Priya... - Son.

I want to get my daughters married to trustworthy men.

I stopped trusting you ever since you went to jail.

- What happened was-- - Son.

I don't want to know why you went to jail.

- I don't see why I need to know that. - I didn't do anything wrong like you think.

But once you get your prints taken in there, that mark never leaves you for life.

I don't want to get my daughter married to someone like you who bears that mark.

- No, what I'm trying to say is-- - Son.

Please leave while I'm being respectful.

Don't turn me into a criminal and have my prints taken too.

Go away.

Why, Pandi? Are you going to let your daughter marry a person who went to jail?

Hey, Shiva.

Do you remember that girl Devi we met in Madurai?

I want her to be your wife.

That is your mother's wish.

When have I ever gone against your wishes, Mom?

I will marry Devi. She'll be your daughter-in-law.

Are you happy?

I know a good match for her. Let's talk to them.

Don't try to get up in a hurry.

You'd rip your skin off.

I have a few questions for you.

I want honest answers from you.

And for every wrong answer,

I'll cut off your fingers, one by one.

Don't think you can call for help or escape.

There's not a soul for miles.

I know who sent you.

You better let me off.

When I escape, I'll make sure you both die a painful death!

That'll never happen.

You're not making it out alive past me.

Hey.

Aren't you that guy who came to me saying you wanted money to buy groceries?

Oh. So you dare to kidnap and blackmail me?

Not bad.

You couldn't even walk straight, but remember me, despite being drunk.

You grew up on the money your uncle, the Ex-MP, squandered.

Do you know how many people in this country cannot afford one square meal a day?

Do you know how much a person needs every day to live without hunger, you wastrel?

Were you one of the guys affected by my uncle?

Is that why you've kidnapped me?

To settle scores with him by being a coward--

Hey! Stop it.

Just answer my questions.

What question? What answers do you want?

I need 25,000 a day.

Twenty-five thousand?

In this country, where a boy in hunger is lynched for stealing a handful of rice,

you've trained people to yell praises and paste posters to celebrate the crooks

who steal right from under their noses and stash it in some foreign bank.

Politics, which selfless leaders once dominated,

is now run by the likes of you and your uncle, who've turned it into a sewer.

Forget 25,000. You won't even find 25 lakhs enough.

Have you ever thought about how you made money?

Think about it?

Why should I think about it?

I own several businesses.

I earn a lot.

So I spend a lot.

What's your problem?

Hey!

Since when did loan sharking and minting

money from education become business?

Everything's a business these days.

Why? That's not just what I do.

Do you know how many medical admissions I helped land for my coaching center students?

Are you doing it as a service to society?

You take money for it, don't you?

Forget money!

Are the students in your coaching center safe?

Especially the girls!

Hey.

Who the hell are you?

Why are you asking unrelated questions?

I told you clearly when you regained consciousness

that you were only supposed to answer my questions.

Now, answer me.

And will you chop a finger off if I don't?

You know who I am, right?

I know who you are.

But you still haven't realized who I am.

When I give my word, I follow through.

Hey! What are you doing?

Hey!

Hey, I don't know anything!

Are you some psycho?!

If you don't want to lose a third finger, you better answer me.

Why are you torturing me?

Just a minute.

You still haven't left?

- My flight is at seven o'clock. - You better leave on time.

- Let's go. Come on. - See you later.

I'm on my way.

Why isn't he answering the call?

- Hello. - Hello?

Hey, why won't you answer my calls? What's wrong?

Are you still angry at Dad?

Why would I be mad at him?

I'm mad at the person who invited me.

- So, are you mad at me? - What do you expect?

When your father insulted and sent me out, you stood there.

Are you able to make a correct decision once?

How about we get a civil marriage?

How could I leave my dad, who raised me without my mom?

Be patient. I'll deal with this.

I understand what you're saying.

You don't understand.

You kept telling me to be patient. How long am I supposed to wait?

It's been a year since you asked me to be patient.

Look, Devi. I'm leaving for Chennai in two hours.

I'll give you a few days.

When I return, I'll come to your house directly.

I'll wait outside your house to hear from you.

Think about it.

I'm hanging up now.

Yeah, tell me. Where are you?

I'm just leaving class.

- Is Dad done with his health checkup? - Yeah. We're on our way back from the hospital.

Sister. This place is filled with crooks!

What do you mean?

They'd help anyone with ten lakhs pass the exam!

When they said this, I should've shot a video.

Stick to studying when you're there to study!

Why do you want to get nosy?

Why did you go there? To study to become a doctor or a detective?

Stop acting all smart and come home!

We'll be there by sunset.

Okay.

What is it?

She's being over-inquisitive, Dad.

Yeah, we need to call the army to settle the fights between you two.

Oh, damn!

Here you go.

This auto ride will make me puke the milk I drank.

Why are you silent?

Come in, and I'll tell you.

Dear.

Dear?

What happened, Dad?

The... Nothing.

Priya is not home yet.

Get me some water, please.

What's wrong with her now?

Do you know what the doctor said?

You two were talking in English.

I'm illiterate. How will I know?

Your BP is high.

Ulcer is also at the beginning stage.

- Do you know why you've all these? - Tell me.

Generally, people mix more water in their drinks.

In your drink, you add a few drops of water.

Along with this, you eat fried chicken every night.

That's the reason.

- Stop this from now. - Get lost.

See a doctor, and they'll find a sickness; ask an astrologer, and they'll spot a fault.

You took me to the doctor for just a stomachache

and had them do a bunch of tests on me.

And now you're limiting what I can eat.

What will I do living 100 years without eating what I like?

I'm already stressed because my daughter hasn't come home

from school yet, and you are giving me lectures here.

Call her.

Don't change the topic.

Now they post videos of people drinking also!

'The mobile number you've dialed is currently not reachable.'

Did you reach her yet?

It says not-reachable, Dad.

Check if she's at Narmada Aunty's house.

Hmm. Okay, Dad.

Go and come back safe.

- Hello, Anu. - Yes, sister.

Is Priya there?

She told that her class over earlier but, still she is not return to our home

Dad.

Priya is not at Aunty's place.

Huh?!

She isn't there, too?

How can she be so playful?

How can she stay out for so long?

I'm scared she's gotten into some trouble, Dad.

Hey, don't over think.

She's bolder than you and me. She'll come soon.

But why did you say that?

Shall we go to the police station?

Okay, Dad.

Hello, sir.

What, man?

My second daughter who went to the coaching center hasn't returned home yet.

Her name is Priya.

We've enquired at places she frequently visits.

But everyone said she didn't come.

She's a small girl.

I'm scared.

You should raise your daughter well.

The inspector has gone for his night patrol.

Come back in the morning.

Check if jewels and money are intact at home.

You'll find out whether she went missing or ran away.

Get going.

Go!

Hello, Shiva. Where are you?

I told you. I'm in Chennai.

I took Dad to the hospital this morning.

Priya mentioned that something strange was happening at her coaching center.

And she hasn't returned home yet.

Come on. She's not a child.

You don't have to be this scared.

Ask Dad to file a complaint at the police station.

We did come to file a complaint.

But they are mistreating us.

I'm clueless about what to do.

Relax, Devi. I'll catch a flight and try to be there by tonight.

If Priya doesn't turn up by morning,

we'll talk to the advocate and move things legally.

- Hmm. Okay. - Stay strong. I'm with you.

- Excuse me, madam. - Yes, tell me.

A girl named Priya studies in this institute.

She's missing from last evening.

She hasn't returned home.

Everyone left at the same time after the class was over.

She had called from here when she left after her class.

What are you saying, sir?

She hasn't come home till now.

I thought it would be best if I came and enquired.

What is the problem, madam?

He's come in search of Priya and says she's missing.

- Alright, you continue with your class. - Okay, sir.

- Tell me, sir. What do you want? - Hello, sir.

- Priya is a student of this institute. - Okay.

She's missing from last evening.

- Her last call was from here. - Really?

Everyone left after class.

In her last call, she said there was some problem.

- Problem? - Yes, sir.

She sounded tense when she cut the call.

Her...

She said this institute is minting money from everyone. I have a recording of it.

What?

With ten lakhs, they say anyone can pass.

Sir, this coaching center is run by an ex-MP.

If your daughter is missing, file a complaint with the local police.

Sir...

Instead, don't blame our fees for your daughter's disappearance. Please.

Leave now, sir.

Hello, Shiva.

I inquired at the institute.

But a man here said not to come and file a complaint with the police.

Okay, I'll come to the police station with Dad.

You stop worrying, Dad.

- Devi? - Don't be scared, Dad.

- Did you bring her photo? - Yes.

Here.

- Alright, bring him inside. - Okay.

- Come on, Dad. - What is the inspector saying?

This girl, right?

Bring them in.

Come in, Uncle.

Hello, sir.

How can you send them back when they come here

to file a complaint about their missing daughter?

We can't find auspicious time for this.

Don't make unnecessary statements.

We don't have the need to make you loiter.

You've filed a complaint, right? Where's the girl's photo?

Give it to him.

Here, sir.

Look into this.

I'll have to talk to the commissioner if you don't start your inquiries immediately.

You've given the details. We know what to do.

Don't stop with words. Do it in action.

- Manickam. - Tell me.

That girl's dad is scared because she didn't come home all night.

I'll take care.

- Please ask them to find her faster. - Sure.

Constable, you better find that girl soon.

If not, I'll drag the entire station to the court.

- Sure, sir. We'll find her at the earliest. - From night...

- I want that girl to be home by evening. - Her father is terrified, sir.

- Sir... - What happened?

Where are you going? Who'll take care of the inspector?

Nothing will happen to my daughter, right?

Don't worry. She's surely come home.

- Okay, sir. - Stay strong. I'm there with you.

- One second, sir. - Yes, Shiva.

The number from which Priya called last?

The place where her mobile got switched off?

Can we get these details from the cyber crime cell?

There's no need for all that, Shiva.

They are sure to fast-pace their action with my intervention.

- Okay, sir. - I was meaning to ask.

Who's this girl?

Sir, she's Devi. I've told you about her.

- Oh! Okay, okay. - This is the girl my mom finalized for me.

Was that fight for her?

Yes, sir.

- Shiva? - I understand.

You are being called inside.

- Go, go. - I'll be back.

- Sir? - Yes.

What happened, sir? What was that fight?

Don't you know what happened? Lovely.

A guy argued with Shiva, blaming Shiva's mom's death on his engagement to you.

Hearing that, Shiva broke his jaw without any second thoughts.

He was his relative but also a policeman.

He filed a case against Shiva and put him behind bars.

I was the one who got him out on bail.

Hello? I'll see you later.

Yes, I'm on my way to the court.

Don't worry, Dad.

We'll find Priya.

What's wrong, Dad?

It's just...

I'm terrified something terrible will happen to her.

Ask Shiva to stay close.

Devi.

Shiva...

Dad thinks it would be good if you stay with us until we find Priya.

Devi...

I have a big project going on at the office.

I left my work half done and came here because you said Priya was missing.

I've shared the advocate's number with you.

If you have any problem, call and ask him.

He'll keep you posted on the actions taken by the inspector.

Listen. Look at me.

Don't cry.

Stop crying, please.

Everyone's looking at you.

Shouldn't you be strong enough to give him affirmation?

Look, nothing will happen to Priya.

She'll be home soon.

I'm there with you.

Okay? Don't be scared.

Call me if you need anything. I'll come immediately.

- Okay? - Hmm.

Alright, take care of Dad.

Don't cry, Devi.

I'll finish my work very soon and come back.

Let me know if Priya is back before that.

Dad.

Get in.

- Dad? - Huh?!

"You're a divine blessing, my child"

"A guardian with a mother's grace"

"In your warm smile, a gentle wild, Your soul's light, an embracing space"

"Unique you stand, my cherished daughter!"

"In seeking you Life's meaning fades"

"Why breathe if not in your aura's weather?"

"You're a divine blessing, my child"

I really feel bad for locking you up like this.

But I don't have a choice.

I have a thousand unanswered questions in me.

Behind every question...

...is an excruciating pain.

Your responses serve as the remedy to soothe that ache.

I know an average man like me can never get answers from councilors like you.

I'm left with no other option.

I've to question you.

And you've got to answer.

That's why I've brought you here.

Let me tell you something important before questioning you.

I want honest answers from you.

If you either chose to give the wrong answer or escape from here...

I'll cut off your fingers, one by one.

HEY!

I'm a councilor. How dare you threaten me?

I've men all over this place.

They'd kill you two.

Why did you punch me?

Why are you doing this?

Why are you beating me?

All I want to hear is answers to my questions.

How is it when a girl is alone...

...you immediately want to offer help?

I didn't have any wrong intentions.

I only wanted to help her. Why are you asking irrelevant questions?

You don't like me being a councilor, right?

Hey, I don't give a damn about who you are.

If you don't give proper answers to my questions, you'll die.

You were just a driver for the ex-MP who went around tricking people.

How did you become a councilor out of nowhere?

Who are you to question me on that?

You'll understand who I am with time.

What do you want now?

What's your equation with Parandhaman?

My uncle helped me secure a job as a driver for Parandhaman.

Looking at my loyalty, he trusted me and...

He made me his benami.

Very good.

That's the way to be.

He moved up from being a councilor, to district secretary,

MLA,

and minister.

In a few years, he held a lot of posts, grew up the ladder in his party,

and became an MP.

He believed his wife was his lucky charm.

He celebrated her.

Before buying any property or making decisions for the party,

he'd always ask his wife.

They decided to get his daughter Janani married to his wife's brother.

He never goes against his wife's words.

I don't give a damn about that.

I didn't ask about his wife.

How did you end up getting the councilor seat that was expected to go to Arjun?

That...

The ward election was coming up.

Why have you allotted only 20 seats for us, sir?

Try to win those 20 seats first.

If I allot money for the constituency, you use it for the house.

You used up the deposits of three people.

It's not what you think, sir.

They get money from everyone and vote for the one who gives more.

What do you expect me to do?

Don't give me reasons, Parandhama. Win these 20 seats first.

I mean...

You are already on the verge of losing your post.

Just because you are one of my people

I've saved your post.

Still, 20 seats are too less.

Win these 20 seats, and I'll give the mayor post to the one you point at.

Okay, sir. See you!

Hmm.

Brother...

Okay.

What happened, brother? You look dull after visiting the leader.

Is there a problem?

Not really. But he's testing me.

He's saying he'd give only 20 seats, and we'll see if I win them.

The only comforting thing is,

he's saying he'll give the mayor post to someone I point at after I win.

What's the doubt in that? You'll surely win those 20 seats.

I can't afford to lose like I lost in the last MLA election.

Okay, brother.

I plan to allot seats only to the most loyal people this time.

I'll give you one seat. Prepare for the elections.

Okay, okay.

- Huh? - Okay, brother.

Oh, God!

- Dear. - What is it?

- Is the councilor seat allotment over? - Yes, dear. It's all done.

You've stopped telling me these days.

How will I not tell you? Look at this.

I'll be back.

What a relief!

People are ready to give lakhs of money to get this councilor seat.

Selvam is a wastrel.

Why did you give him a seat?

Don't you know how much of our property is in his name?

He'll remain loyal to us forever if we give him this seat.

And moreover, he's our son.

What do you mean?

Was he born for us?

Don't talk like a fool.

Don't you know why I made him my benami?

When you updated your status "Eating deer meat" and got caught by the police,

didn't he save you by saying he's the admin and it was his mistake?

Did you forget that already?

He spent a few months in jail for you.

We can't forget that.

He'll protect our property if we give him this seat.

Protect our property?

You think about that. But never about our daughter's safety.

What about her safety?

Okay. What's wrong with my brother?

Won't he stay loyal to us?

Have you ever thought about him?

He's going to marry our daughter.

Settle his career, and our daughter will be happy.

You're talking as if I didn't do anything for him.

What about those bar and quarry contracts?

I've also set up a coaching center. Isn't the income from those enough?

Is money enough?

I'll ask you one last time. Will you give him a seat or not?

Sure, why not?

That's it.

Happy? Okay.

Now smile.

When I went to his office the next day, he looked dull.

- Hello, brother. - Hi, come.

It's nothing...

There was a big fight at home over my son-in-law running in the ward, I wanted you to contest.

So...

Let it go this time. I'll give you a seat next time.

It's alright, brother. It's for our Arjun.

Sister-in-law was right. We'll make him win.

In this election,

we have to win all the 20 wards under my control.

[in unison] Sure, boss. We'll definitely win.

Only then can we get the mayor's post for one of us.

If we lose...

I'll lose my post.

So, you all better work properly.

- Sure, boss. We'll win. - We'll do our best and win.

He said he won't spend money for the election.

Arjun, your brother-in-law said he won't give money for the election.

How are you going to manage those expenses?

We'll ask the students at the coaching center

to pay 10 lakhs each if they want to pass.

What do you say?

I have a bad feeling about this.

It will become a big issue if he gets to know.

Hey...

Why are you being a coward?

You won't understand all this.

I have an idea.

I'll take care.

Ask them to come in.

Okay.

Madam.

- Yes? - Sir wants to see you.

You wanted to see me, sir?

- Are all the students here? - Yes, sir.

Send them in one by one. I want to talk to them.

Okay, sir.

Students, Sir wants to meet you all.

Take turns to go meet him.

Do you know how much you'll have to pay if you go to a private college?

Do you want to spend crores?

You've got to decide which is better.

You can decide if you want this done in ten lakhs.

Take your time.

But think and decide smart.

Okay, sir. I'll talk to my parents.

I'll decide and let you know, sir.

Out of the 50 students who studied in our institute last year,

only 10 of them got seats in government colleges.

My heart ached hearing this.

What about those girls who studied well but failed to secure a rank?

I pity those girls.

So, this time I want to give them an excellent opportunity.

If you use this, a college seat is guaranteed for everyone.

All you need to do is pay 10 lakhs.

I'll assure you of a good rank and a college seat.

I can guarantee that.

Or, if you opt for private college,

you know how much you'll need to shell out.

You decide what's best.

Take your time.

But think and decide.

Okay, sir. Let me consult with my parents.

Think and decide smart.

Sir, why are you asking for money?

I don't have the need to pay for me to clear the exam.

I'll work hard and clear.

Hey, what did he ask?

- He's asking for money. - Really?

Alright, we'll discuss it after the class is over.

One girl videographed this.

Knowing he was high, I told him about this. That was my stupidity.

After that, he got wild and wanted to threaten that girl.

I cooled him down and we went to talk to her.

Hey.

This is not what I asked you.

How did you get the councilor seat that was Arjun's?

How did you become the councilor?

Yes, son.

What is it?

Why? What did he do?

Alright, I'll call the DC.

Send our men to the station.

Sir, please don't mistake me. But I have an opinion.

They've arrested your son-in-law at the party office.

If we make him contest the election even after this...

Things will become favorable to the opposition.

Our volunteers feel it would be nice to let Selvam contest.

Selvam also never goes against your words.

You also give it a thought.

What is it, Chief?

I got a call from the police station about your brother-in-law.

There's no problem. I resolved it.

It's election time. It'll bring a bad name to the party.

I don't want the police coming to the office now and giving the opposition a chance to speak.

Give the seat to someone else.

Give it to our Selvam.

- Sir, the thing is... - Do what I say. Go.

Okay, sir. I'll do as you said.

No problem.

What you said is correct.

We'll announce Selvam's name.

Thank you, boss!

Send him in.

He gave me that councilor seat listening to the party members.

Okay.

But you hid something important.

What did I hide?

The girl who videographed...

What happened to that girl?

What did you do to her?

We...

We...

Will you tell or...

Should I cut your finger?

I'll tell, sir. I'll tell.

- Tell. - I'll tell.

Arjun, did you say something inappropriate to that girl?

Which girl?

- I didn't say anything. - The girl who just left.

She recorded what you said and threatened to go to the police.

To the police?!

How dare she?

Come. Let's kidnap her.

She's a young girl. She did it unknowingly. We'll take care.

Nothing doing.

We shouldn't spare her.

She'll never make it to the police.

Arjun, let go. If your uncle knows it'll become a problem.

Just come along.

- Don't do this. - Don't be a coward. Come and I'll take care.

- It might blow up on our faces. - It's my problem.

- Shut up and come. Do what I say. - Think about it.

Hello.

What did he ask you?

He asked me the same thing.

I told him I can't pay. What did you say?

You are going to the bus stand, right. We'll drop you.

- It's alright, get in. - Okay, sir.

You look like a studious girl.

Why did you have to take a video of what he said?

He asked for 10 lakhs, sir.

So what if he asked? If you can't pay, you could have just said that.

Don't go around threatening to go to the police.

- It'll bring a bad name to the institute. - I have video evidence.

And I'll file a complaint.

How dare you go to the police?

Stop it.

Have you gone mad?

Hey, girl. Get up. It's nothing.

What have you done, Arjun?

- She's injured badly. - I don't care.

She's bleeding, too.

- Drive fast. Let's go to the hospital. - How dare she go to the police!

She's bleeding profusely. Go to the hospital. Fast.

Let her die!

- Wake up, please. - She's bleeding, right?

I'm there for you. Arjun, drive properly.

- Is she still alive. - I said drive properly.

Hey, get that water bottle.

What audacity did she have to threaten me?

Hey, the tire burst. Stop the car. Stop it.

That girl is struggling for her life. Hey, Arjun.

What are you doing? Come fast.

We must change the tire and take her to the hospital.

Please, come soon.

Hey, shut up!

- You change it yourself. - Don't you have some self-conscience?

How could you be so heartless?

I'll take care of this girl.

Thankfully no one's here.

I was changing the tire.

I could feel the car shake.

I got up and saw what was going on.

Then... Then...

When that girl was struggling for life...

That moron raped and killed her, sir!

Hey!

You raped and killed a girl who was fighting for her life.

Are you a rabid psycho?

You deviant!

Did you see me?

Did you see me raping her?

You...

How many sacrifices will you make for more power and money?

You've killed and buried an innocent girl

along with her dreams and wishes.

I'm not

a rabid psycho

to rape and kill a girl who's suffering

for my power and money.

I know just one thing.

And that's business.

I don't know anything about politics.

From childhood

I've had a lavish life.

I don't even know what people need for survival.

Only because of my sister's adamancy

I got a councilor seat.

But thanks to my uncle Selvam's greed.

I'm here, framed as a murderer.

Greed?

You're talking about greed?

You made a business out of education.

And you killed an innocent girl to hide your crimes.

Now you are trying to blame it all on greed?

Hey, this is what you rich morons do.

You do everything and pin it on those beneath you.

Then you just go about your day, dodging the law.

Only the poor and women haven't truly tasted freedom yet.

Selvam couldn't bear the pain, so he spilled everything to me.

He's lying.

You don't know him.

If you know what really happened...

- then you'll understand me. - Hey!

What happened? What really happened?

You lost your fingers because of your arrogance.

If you try to escape by lying...

you'll lose your life.

- Huh? - Coffee!

Hey, thanks!

Congratulations!

- Hey, enough with that. - 'Arjun!'

Enough sipping your coffee. Your uncle's shouting.

Get ready soon.

Sister...

Why are we getting into politics?

I don't know anything about it.

I won't fit in there either.

- Hey! - Please.

Shut your mouth.

Do you think these politicians know about politics?

You'll learn slowly.

Random guys are eating up our wealth.

We'll get it back only if you get the seat.

Do you know how hard I had to fight for this seat?

You're throwing it away easily.

I'll take care of everything. You shut up.

You're going to go like this?

Wear a white shirt.

Okay.

Sumathi, you get the fourth ward.

Thank you so much.

Then, Marimuthu...

You get the 13th ward.

Thank you.

For Murugan...

it's the 18th ward.

Thank you so much.

Arul Kumar. He gets to the ninth ward.

- Sir... - Huh?

What about the eighth ward? Who gets it?

There's some important information.

My first political victory was in the eighth ward.

In this election,

Arjun!

I've decided to give the eighth ward to Arjun.

'That's a fantastic idea.'

Just like you supported me,

I hope you support my brother-in-law, too. It's my request.

- Of course, we'll support him. - We've got his back.

So, let's get to work.

[all] We'll take leave.

- Selvam. - Yes, brother?

- Anyone from our side can win this ward. - Of course.

We need not even spend money.

Okay, brother.

You have to stay beside him and take care of everything.

- Of course. - We have to win this.

- We will, brother. - Okay, then.

- Hey... - Uncle?

He's got first-hand experience in politics.

- Listen to what he says. - Okay.

- Go. - See you later.

My councilor seat was originally yours.

Please, don't feel bad for what my sister did.

What are you talking, bro?

You are our guy.

Your victory is my victory.

Okay, leave it.

What's your plan after becoming the councilor?

I'm planning to marry Janani.

- What happened, brother? - Nothing.

If you are going to marry Janani

why not do that after becoming the mayor? That'll be cooler.

What are you talking about?

I'm not entirely confident about winning this election.

I'm trying because I trust you.

It's not that serious, bro.

We can win easily.

But do you know what your uncle wants?

If our party men win in all 20 wards

the person he chooses will be the mayor.

This is what he wants.

And you can be that person.

But it takes a lot of money.

Where can we get so much money from?

Arjun...

We have people to ensure NEET exam takers pass.

Negotiate and lock in ten lakhs from the students at our center.

They are all rich kids.

They'll give you if you ask for it.

Ten lakhs is not a big deal for them.

I don't know how this will work out.

But I'll give it a try.

This will work out for sure.

Because we don't have that much money.

Your uncle also didn't give any.

But I want you to become the councilor.

And this is the only way to do it.

You'll have to spend crores.

Are you ready for that?

My heart ached to hear this.

What about those girls who studied well but failed to secure a rank?

I pity those girls.

Think about it and decide smartly.

Sir, why are you asking for money?

Do you think only rich kids study here?

I'm not giving you the money.

Do what you can.

- Arjun... - Huh?

Did you say something to the students?

I didn't tell anything.

But there's a girl with a video of you discussing malpractice.

Video?

Okay.

But I didn't say anything wrong. I'm not scared.

Are you out of your mind?

You are contesting in the councilor election.

And you are the future mayor.

What if the video gets viral?

- Your uncle's name will be tarnished. - What are you saying?

This is not good.

Come with me.

- Come on. - Where are you taking me?

I'll tell you. Come on.

The girl who has the video...

I know who she is.

Let's not, bro.

Let's talk to her and get rid of the video.

This is unnecessary.

Bro...

- Bro, we might get into problems. - Arjun...

There she is. She's the one who recorded you.

Go near here.

Let's snatch her phone.

And break it.

The problem will be solved.

- I don't feel good about this. - Everything will be fine.

I'm there with you. I'll take care.

Go. Go near her.

Closer.

What are you doing?

- Leave me. - Go. Quick!

Who the hell are you? Let me go.

- Shut up. - Let me go.

- I'll-- - This is not good, bro.

Keep driving.

Gosh, why are you doing this?

How dare she record you.

Bro, don't kill her.

- It'll become a police case. - Let it become one.

Bro, leave the poor girl. Please.

Let's just threaten and let her go.

- I know what I'm doing. - I want to go home.

- I want to see you become the mayor. - Let's leave her.

How dare she threaten us?

I'll kill you, woman.

If you kill her, we'll end up in jail, bro.

- Please, don't do anything to her. - You know nothing, Arjun.

You keep driving.

You and your stupid brain!

Bro...

I--

What the hell, bro?

It's nothing. Keep driving.

Bro, leave her.

Let's let go of her, bro.

Hey, what was that noise?

Why is she silent?

Hey, what did you do to her?

What have you done?

What the hell, bro?

- What? - There's no pulse.

- She's dead. - What's wrong, Arjun?

- She's dead. - See for yourself.

Oh, yeah. She's dead.

SHE IS DEAD.

How can you be so calm?

- What are we going to do now? - Hey...

Why are you panicking?

I have to inform this to the police.

Hey, are you mad?

How can you go to the police after kidnapping and killing a girl?

I killed her?

It was you who killed her.

Okay.

Let it be me.

Where is she studying? Huh?

Whom did she record?

I wanted to make you a councilor.

But you call me a murderer?

I should have known this.

Go.

Go ahead.

Go, man.

Inform the police.

What do you think will happen?

You, me, and your uncle.

We'll end up behind bars.

Your uncle's name will be tarnished.

Forget about 20 seats.

We won't win a single seat.

Idiot.

Your uncle's trust in you will be gone with the wind.

Why are you looking at her?

It's over.

It's okay. Forget about it.

Hey...

She doesn't have any background.

Okay?

You stay here.

I'll take care of everything.

She's breathing.

She's breathing.

Bro! Bro, she's alive.

Bro, come here.

Idiot. Stop shouting.

I'm looking for a place to bury her.

Wake... wake up.

Have some water.

Hey... hey!

Hey, wake up.

It's nothing.

You'll be alright. Hey...

Bro! Come here.

Help me.

- She's alive. - Stop shouting. Can't you see me digging?

Bro...

She won't make it.

Stop trying.

She's gone.

God, she's gone.

She was struggling for her life.

I...

I did CPR on her.

But I couldn't save her.

Her body stiffened.

Selvam ordered me.

With no other choice, I buried her.

He recorded a video

of my burying her.

He used that and framed me for the murder.

Hey...

Let's go to the station.

Hey, sit down.

Maintain silence.

- Do you know who he is? - Take your hands off me.

Do you know who I am?

- Of course, I know. - Call my uncle.

- If I see you call his uncle - Sit down.

- I'll lock him up in his underwear. - Sit.

Get up.

Hello...

They are taking your brother-in-law under arrest.

We don't know what the problem is.

Yes, sir?

What do you think of yourself?

How dare you barge into my office and arrest my brother-in-law?

What evidence do you have against him?

Sir.

Don't blame us, sir.

- They came with an advocate. So-- - To hell with your reasons.

You take action at the sight of an advocate?

If we don't take any action

they might appeal to higher-ups, causing trouble for us.

If he steps into the police station...

I'll make it disappear.

Get down, please.

Constable, come here. Quick.

Come on, Arjun.

Please don't tell your uncle that we shouted.

Mom, Arjun's here.

Arjun?

Did the policemen hit you?

Huh?

No.

Why are you standing there like a tree?

Ask them what happened.

Hey...

So you won't respect a former MP?

The inspector wanted to inquire him, sir. That's why we took him.

Why did you have to arrest him in the office? What did he do?

A girl is missing, sir. That's why.

She's just missing?

She hasn't died yet, right?

If I hear that you created a stir one more time,

that will be your end.

- Get lost. - We'll leave then, sir.

To hell with all of you.

She's still alive, bro.

Arjun, dear!

What's wrong?

Why are you worried?

No. It's nothing.

- It's nothing. - Things like this happen.

The thing is...

the girl is missing now.

It's fine. Let things cool down for now.

We'll take care of this later.

Okay?

You are released now.

Stay at our mom's for some time. Come back after the election.

If something goes wrong, we'll take care of it.

Okay?

Janani!

Coming, Mom.

You and Arjun go stay at Grandma's for a while.

What happened, Arjun?

What's wrong?

Selvam!

He's a councilor now?

But how?

Your uncle's name will be tarnished.

Forget about 20 seats.

We can't even win a single seat.

He played me?!

What the hell?

Hey! Hi, Arjun!

You heartless traitor!

You killed an innocent girl for power

and made me the scapegoat.

Arjun?

- What are you saying? - Enough with your act.

You destroyed my life.

You better resign tomorrow

and work for me.

I'm a politician, too.

I did it for your own good.

I want you to resign tomorrow.

Else... I have all the evidence against you.

I know how to put you behind bars.

You better do as I say.

Or forget about your political career.

Don't try to do anything stupid.

You'll regret it.

I didn't do anything. I swear.

If I find out you lied to me,

I'll slit your throat.

Leave me. I beg you.

I know just one thing. And that's business.

She recorded him asking for money.

When they said this, I should've shot a video.

Knowing he was high, I told him about this. That was my stupidity.

'How will you drive in this situation?'

I won't drive. I've called an acting driver.

I can't drive when I'm drunk.

The gear will shift automatically.

I'll give you a seat.

You are my political heir.

Arjun...

I've decided to give the eighth ward to Arjun.

He gave me that councilor seat listening to the party members.

He framed me for the murder.

That moron raped and killed her, sir!

Did you see me raping her?

Google?

Google?

Call Raja.

Guys, where are you?

We're in the car, brother.

Some old hag has kidnapped me.

- What? - I don't know where I am.

I'll send you the location. Come soon.

We'll be there.

Share my location with Raja.

How did they kidnap him? We were right in front of the house.

Hey...

Yes, sir?

I want

to talk to you.

Switch on this phone.

Why, sir?

Do it, or I'll start cutting your fingers.

To get back your opportunity

you sketched a phenomenal plan.

Murdering the girl...

Recording Arjun burying her...

It was all you, right?

Tell me.

I have one last question for you.

Why did you send the phone to Devi?

Why did you send your men behind?

You better spit out the truth now.

I'll let you out alive.

Else,

I'll chop you to pieces.

You'll kill me?

Your plan was terrific.

But you missed a tiny hole.

You should have switched off my phone before leaving.

I've already shared my location with my men through voice command.

They're on their way.

Brother!

Kill this idiot.

Smash his skull.

Come on, guys.

What the hell are you doing?

Hey...

You can't even kill that oldie?

Sir... sir...

I asked you nicely

not to call your men.

- Sir, please. - How dare you!

Sir, please. Sir... sir...

Sir... sir...

- Tell me the truth, or I'll chop it all off. - I'll tell you.

- I'll tell you everything. - Spit.

I wanted to do something with the video.

I decided... to send the video to her family to reclaim my position.

I have all the evidence. I'll never spare you!

Hey! Where are you guys?

Come home quickly. We have work to do.

Come in.

Come on, guys. What is it, brother?

Drop this off where I tell you, okay?

Brother! Why are you bleeding?

Don't worry about it.

- I'll take care. - Brother?

Did anyone bother you?

Who is it? I'll end him.

Sure!

Okay, hand this over to the sober one in the gang.

Anbu is here.

- I'll take care of it, brother. - Be careful with it.

- Good. - Brother, call me if something is up.

- Of course, I'll let you. - We are here.

- Get the job done. - Get going, guys.

That's why, sir.

I sent one of my men as a courier guy to deliver the parcel.

- Who are you? - You have a courier.

- Who is this from? - I don't know!

- No, from who... - I was asked to give it to you!

There's no name on the parcel.

Priya!

Priya!

Dad!

What is it, dear?

Dad!

What happened?

Why are you crying?

- Dad... - What is it?

What happened? Oh, dear God!

Oh no! Dear?

What's wrong? I don't understand!

Sit down. Slowly!

Sit.

Oh God, what do I do?

Dear?

Dad... it's Priya!

- Dad... - What is it?

Priya! Priya!

Oh God! Priya!

Who the hell did this to her?

Who was that? What have you done to my child?

Oh God...

Oh God! My precious child!

She's badly injured.

- Stay here for a minute. - Dad...

My dear!

My precious girl is no more!

My child is gone! I lost her!

Oh, dear God! My sweetheart is no more!

I lost my precious one!

- I'll be back, dear. - Where are you going, Dad?

Stay here. I'll meet with a lawyer.

- Take me with you, Dad. - No need, dear.

I can't afford to lose you as well, dear!

Listen! Lock the door.

Whoever it may be. Don't ever open the door.

Come on. Lock the door as soon as I leave.

Don't open the door until I come.

I'll be back quickly! Lock it, dear! Shut it tight!

Close the door! Oh God!

My precious little girl!

- Hold on! - Sir! Sir!

- Sir, is the lawyer here? - I'll call you back.

Can I see the lawyer, sir?

- Where is he? - He's on a work trip.

He'll be back tomorrow morning.

Calm down. Tell me what happened.

Sir! Take a look! Look at this brutality!

Look at what the heartless people have done to my kid!

She wanted to become a doctor and save lives.

They murdered my precious child, sir!

- Sir... - How cruel!

- Sir! Please make the murderers pay for this! - Sir! Get up, please!

Vile people like them must be brutally punished!

I won't let them get away. I swear.

- Okay, sir. - But the court's closed for two days.

But don't worry.

Once Sir returns, we'll meet the judge and ensure the guilty are punished.

But, sir...

Please don't share this evidence with anyone.

- If this picture gets leaked... - Okay, sir.

Your life will be in danger. And the murderer might try to escape.

Let me have a copy of the picture so I can show it to the judge.

They killed my dear one...

Please remember what I said.

Don't share it with anyone.

Stay strong, sir!

- 'Hello?' - Hello, Shiva?

- 'Hey! What's wrong? Why are you crying?' - Where are you?

'Tell me what it is. Why are you crying?'

Come home immediately!

'Okay, I'll come. Why are you crying?'

'What happened?'

- 'What is it, Devi?' - Priya was murdered.

'What are you saying?'

'Devi! Please don't cry. Tell me what happened.'

- Come home as soon as you can. I'm scared. - 'Okay. Yes, I'll be there.'

- Hello? - Selvam!

How are you?

It's lawyer Needhi Manickam's assistant speaking.

And you are talking to Councilor Selvam.

- Go ahead. - Actually, Mr. Councilor...

Beneath your councilor seat

lies the grave of a girl named Priya!

The betrayal you committed to the one who elevated your career

is buried deep inside.

And I've got the evidence to shovel through your graveyard of lies!

Should I uncover the truth or not?

A graveyard?

How am I related to that?

Hey! I've sent you a video. Watch it.

Crap!

Go on. What do you want me to do?

Do this. Bag up one crore and bring it to me.

One crore?

I don't have that much money at the moment.

I'll give half the amount now.

Rest, I'll give it when I get the evidence.

Oh, so that's your plan?

Alright then.

Once I hand over the evidence to you, I'll erase it from my mobile.

But you made a mistake.

You've given the evidence to that man as well!

You need to find a way to destroy that evidence.

I'll take care of that.

I'll put an end to everything today.

Where were you guys? What took you so long to answer my call?

Hey...

I don't care how many people from that family die.

I need to obtain that phone from that girl.

Who is it?

Who is it?

- Devi? - Shiva!

What is it? Tell me what happened!

Look at me!

What happened to Priya?

Don't cry!

Welcome, Councilor!

- Looks like you stayed true to your word! - I brought half the amount. You can check.

Not bad! You're still up to a big deal even at this age!

Only I know the struggles I've endured to reach this position!

But there you are, casually meddling with my career.

Guys! Where are you?

We reached the spot, brother.

It's okay, don't cry. Look! Tell me, what happened to Priya?

Who was it? What did they do?

Tell me clearly.

Anbu!

Get the package back saying you delivered it to the wrong address.

Okay, brother.

- Go! - Be careful!

I'm talking to you!

Talk to me, I say!

Look here, dear.

Look! Here! Here! What happened?

Don't get tense!

What-

I gave you a parcel, remember?

- Who is this? - I gave you the wrong one.

Bring that to me.

I'm talking to you!

- Talk to me. - Go bring it! Bring it, I say!

Hey!

Hey! I said talk to me!

Guys! Come on! Take off your hand!

Who the hell are you?

What parcel are you talking about?

Hey!

How dare you lay a hand on him?

Shiva!

Such nerve of you to fight us, you moron!

Guys! Search and find it!

Shiva!

Ravi! Did you find anything?

Ravi! The parcel is not here.

Ask her where it is.

Where is the parcel?

Tell me!

Where is the parcel?

Where the hell is the parcel?

Will you tell me the truth or...

Hey! I think he is still breathing.

They won't last long. Let's get going.

We didn't find the parcel, Ravi. What to do?

They killed my precious little one!

How am I going to live now?

God! Show me a way!

Oh God!

Oh God! Oh, dear God! Oh, my dear!

Oh God! What happened to you?

Who did this to you?

Oh dear God!

Oh God! The barbaric scoundrels slashed my child, oh god!

Oh God!

Shiva! Wake up!

Why is this happening to our family?

How can I live without you?

Ambulance! I'll call the ambulance.

You'll be alright, dear. Your dad will save you.

Somebody, please pick up the phone!

Please! Sir... sir!

Hello? I'm wrestler Veerapandi speaking.

Sir! My daughter is alive.

My son-in-law is also alive!

Please come soon! Please!

Oh, sweet child...

Please take her quickly to the hospital.

Ma'am? Ma'am? Quickly carry my son-in-law as well.

If I bring the fire close to all that glue on you...

you and the sofa will burn to ashes!

But you confessed everything!

So I am going to give you a chance to live.

You have five minutes.

Pull free from the glue and run as fast as you can!

Else...

If I turn the switch on...

This acid liquid will get splashed on you in the sixth minute.

- Sir! Sir! - You may survive.

But your skin will be fully eaten away.

Don't... please!

Sir, please!

Sir! Please, don't!

Sir! Please don't leave me!

Sir!

SIR! SIR! SIR!

Don't, sir! Please don't go away!

Hey! Don't leave me!

Hey! Hey!

What the hell are you doing?

I'm freeing you.

Covering up a murder and being a part of one is equally punishable by law.

Here lies the real evidence

that proves your innocence.

Take this and go straight to the police.

Surrender yourself.

Present yourself before the court.

Confess your crime and accept the court's judgment.

Instead, if you try to erase the evidence...

or try to run away from the law...

If you ever dream of doing so...

that'll be your last day on Earth!

Your two fingers are in here.

By the time you found your answers,

I lost my two fingers.

Hey!

I've wrapped your fingers in ice.

It'd still be fresh!

Give them to a skilled doctor.

He'll sew them back on your hand.

The wound will gradually heal.

But in your political competition...

I lost two lives.

Pick it up and leave.

- You won't be in trouble. He'll take care. - Okay, sir.

He's here.

- Make the arrangements. - Okay, sir.

It's okay, buddy. Let it go.

Stay strong.

Please wear this mask, sir.

You won't have difficulty breathing.

Devi!

Hey, buddy! Slowly. Slowly.

Devi's alright. She's in the next room.

We couldn't save Veerapandi, that poor soul.

He was a good man.

It's okay. Don't keep worrying about it.

How can I let this slide?

A single person's selfishness

has led to the death of an entire family!

I won't let this slide.

Just point the guys, buddy.

We'll make them pay.

This is some fancy imported liquor!

Don't gulp it down right away!

Buddy... you should have killed them without wearing that mask.

To hunt down vicious prey...

It isn't necessary to reveal our true identity.

That's what I did.

If someone has faith in us...

Even if we have put our lives down...

It's our responsibility to uphold their trust until the very end.