Chennai 8pm
Villipuram, Salem! Salem!
Hosur 3am
Sir, can you tell me where this place is?
Who are you? Must you ask when I'm taking a leak?
Go! The tea stall will be open. Ask them.
Brother, come here!
Which address? Let me see.
Where are you coming from? –From Chennai, sir.
Go straight, second left. If you keep going,...
...there'll be a water tank on your right.
Keep going straight, you'll see a medical store on your left.
The road next to it is 5th Street. Get me?
Yes. –Can you go or shall I send you?
I'll go on my own.
Sir, the tea is getting cold. Take a cup.
Sir, tea. –Aren't you going to school?
I will take my shower and leave for school.
Okay.
Sir, I asked for leave.
There is a function in my mother–in–law's place.
What is it? Come here.
I told you how to go to the place clearly.
Didn't you go there? –No, sir, I found the place.
Then why did you come here? Any complaint?
I murdered where I went. –What are you saying?
Are you joking?
Did you ask me for the address so you could kill the person?
Two years before...
Good morning, sir. –Good morning.
Vanakkam, sir. –Vanakkam.
The supervisor is here. Let's go.
Please wait. Why are you in a hurry?
I want to talk to you people. Please wait.
Muthu, why is lane 5 so dirty? 8 and 9 are dirty too.
You need to clean more.
Okay. Many complaints on these 3 lanes.
Shall I change your location? –I'll make sure...
...there are no complaints. –Okay, do your work properly.
That's fine. When will you give us increment?
What have you done to deserve a raise?
You got a raise a year ago. –What? You gave a raise?
Cost of living has gone up so much this year alone.
How has the cost of living gone up that we do not know about it?
Great! Listen.
Quarter bottle of brandy was Rs65 a year ago.
Now it is Rs90. Rum was Rs70.
Now it is Rs220.
If we opt for wine thinking we can become fair, from Rs100,...
...it has become Rs150. Gin, from Rs85, it is Rs140.
If you don't believe me, ask Rani. She has been drinking gin...
...for the past 8 years, she's like a tin now. Right?
Why are you laughing? I'm fighting for you.
Not only this, 4 nuts are worth Rs40.
Shops use one egg to make 2 omelettes and charge Rs30.
Should I drink with your money or get upset with those who drink?
Kumar, push him into a drain. –Sorry, that's where I live.
Go and work, guys. –People, this struggle will go on.
Don't worry as long as I'm around.
The journey on a rubbish truck...
The hands that clear the mess do not have regrets...
The pile of rubbish that gets collected by the roadside...
This is our life...
We'll clean up and make it as clean as our hearts...
We don't see if it is dangerous...
We risk our lives and clean up drains and sewage...
God has not cleared the mess called human from this world...
Mother Earth cannot endure plastic waste from man...
Garbage as high as Everest...
Nature is getting damaged...
We discard atomic waste...
If we ask, we get bashed...
Because of the air pollution in our cities...
We destroy our ozone layer...
The journey on a rubbish truck...
The hands that clear the mess do not have regrets...
Did the supervisor give you a job?
Current stove is here.
Vanakkam, sir. –Hi, Kumar.
My broker is taking me to propose to a bride this evening.
I need Rs1000..... You can deduct from my salary.
Everyone in our company is married with kids.
You're the only one still available.
Make sure you give us a wedding feast soon.
Okay? –Sure.
Is this enough? –Yes, sir.
I don't know if Kumar will serve food, but liquor will be free flow.
You're a pain. –Why do that when it's good news?
Kumar, take him with you.
The father looks like a cupboard without a lock.
I hope his girl is pretty. You didn't even show us a photo.
What? –Your wife's dress is pretty.
Where did you buy it? –The top from Anna Nagar.
The jeans are from Adyar. It was a big shop.
I got a discount.
Why are you so quiet? –Shall we fight then?
Help yourself. I bought sweets and mixture for you.
You can only buy them from bakeries, not scrap yard.
Leave him alone. They are most decent in this area.
Here you go.
Eat.
Even the kid is eating decently.
Why are you stuffing it into your mouth?
What will he think of us?
Is she your only daughter? –Brother!
Didn't you tell her about our family?
You tell her, dad. –My eldest son is married...
...with 2 kids. He's a chain snatcher.
Last year, he murdered 2 people. –Murder?
His friends are bad.
Would he get an Oscar for that? –Forget about that.
What do you do? –I sell fish.
We were like you too. 10 years ago, we sold fish.
We ended becoming like dried fish.
We couldn't see money at all.
This man started peddling weed.
Then we started seeing money.
I help him pack the stuff. –We're rich.
My daughter has a weakness.
Sevvai Dosha (marriage compatibility).
None of the grooms are suitable. Even if there is someone,...
...they don't like our profession. –Thank God the police...
...have let you go. –Don't joke.
I have 30 sovereigns. I'll even give her a house.
Look at my daughter. If you like her, tell me.
Kumar, this is the 19th bride you're seeing.
You don't have a choice. Just agree without thinking twice.
Look at her.
Don't feel shy, look. –Come out, don't be scared.
The girl is like Shakila.
Give it to the groom. –He's the groom.
Her face is like a large plate. Thanks!
Look at her.
She is pretty and slim. She could have been.
Can you sing? –You're asking the wrong person.
Jilebi!
Great! Careful!
Look at her. –Do you like it?
Great!
Give her a drink.
Kumar, you are very lucky.
The bride wants to talk to the groom for 5 minutes.
Why are the police here in search of Jilebi?
Don't know. –Hey, come here!
Madam, there's a function here. Come back tomorrow, we'll talk.
You don't know, the matter has gone to the AC.
Just give the red bag your daughter stole in 1C bus.
There were 30 sovereigns in it.
The SI told me to bring your daughter to the station.
We've been looking for a bride for the past 7 years,...
...but to no avail. I thought this would work out...
...and I could get you married asap.
Those who are unemployed and roam the streets are getting married.
I wonder what sin I did, my son can't get married.
Forget it, Saras, don't cry. God will test the good.
But He won't let them down, Rajni says in cinema.
Our bodyguard, Muniswaran, will definitely ensure...
...that Kumar gets married to a good girl.
I knew you'll end up crying, so I bought this for you.
Drink this and sleep. You'll be fine in the morning.
This old woman is already saying Rajni dialogues.
I wonder what she'll say after drinking.
Saras, my glass has lesser. Pour equally.
If you keep drinking this way, you're going to die.
The old woman is gulping it down.
Kumar! Don't get me wrong for saying this.
Quit this cleaner job. Look for a better job.
I feel you'll get married. I've had this feeling for a long time.
Listen to m –Forget it!
Is being a cleaner insulting to you?
Others may say things, this is our family profession.
I can't quit this and do something else.
Everyone on town shower and look great.
That's because we clean the mess on the streets...
...and in front of homes.
If we strike for 4 days, the town will start stinking.
I have a doubt. –What is it?
If everyone says cleaning is a dirty profession,...
...then who will do it?
We drop our waste every day in the morning.
What? –Toilet.
We keep it in our tummy the whole day.
You get mad when we speak ill about your profession.
Of course. Every politician goes up on stage and says,...
..."If we come to power, Chennai will become vibrant!"
If we don't clean up, how can Chennai become vibrant?
What do you say? Whistle! –Quiet!
You don't even fall in love with a girl.
I wonder how long I have to suffer this way.
If I can find you a partner before I die, I'll go peacefully.
If you keep saying that, I'll smack you to death.
I won't even bother that you're my mother.
Sorry, mom. You'll live up to 100.
You must.
Just watch, I'll get married soon.
Give me some food, please.
If you say a sweeper can't get a bride in Madras,...
...how will the people in Vaalparai get their daughter married to him?
It's tough. –How can you say this?
The guy is my friend. He is a good guy.
He is proud to be a cleaner. –He may be proud of it.
Which bride will feel proud about it?
What can I do? –You're saying he is your friend.
Wait. There is someone called Kandasamy.
I've introduced 7–8 grooms for his daughter, nothing worked.
Let's try them. But on one condition.
What is it? –From the time we propose...
...till they get married, the bride's side shouldn't know...
...the groom is a sweeper. Okay? –Okay, I'll see to it.
Madam, here you go. Take a cup.
Here you go.
You house is very clean. It is spick and span.
Am I right? –It is my daughter,...
...Poongodi. For her, the house must be clean all the time.
She sweeps the house 7–8 times a day.
She's allergic to rubbish. –My friend hates rubbish too.
If he sees rubbish, he'll sweep it before doing anything else.
Chennai is clean because of him. Am I right, Kumar?
Am I right, mom? –Can't you keep quiet?
Can you continue? –If the bride is ready,...
...can you ask her to come out? If they like each other,...
...we can exchange trays. –Sure. If Poongodi is ready,...
...ask her to come out. –I'll go and get her.
I can see it on your faces, you like the bride very much.
Can we proceed? –We agree.
For my status, I'm glad I found a clerk from Madras...
... for my daughter.
The broker spoke highly about your family too.
If you agree, we can exchange trays.
Can we exchange trays? –Sure.
Just a minute.
I want to speak to the bride's father privately.
Kumar! –I don't know.
I'm not a clerk in Madras like what you think I am.
I'm only a cleaner.
Only after coming here, I found out the broker...
...had lied to you that I'm a clerk.
I don't wish to cheat you and get married to your daughter.
So please find someone better for your daughter.
Sorry for the trouble. Bye. –Just a minute.
You don't wish to lie to anyone, that alone is enough...
...for you to marry my daughter. If someone else had told me...
...that you're not a clerk and only a cleaner,...
...I wouldn't agree to this marriage.
But you told me the truth, what is there to think further.
I've decided to get you married to my daughter.
But after my daughter told us that you're a clerk,...
...she has been going around town telling everyone...
...that she'll be getting married to a clerk.
Don't tell her about your job until we tell her ourselves.
That is wrong. How can I hide the truth from my life partner?
Please don't do that. –I've given it a thought.
I know my daughter. If we tell her the truth now,...
...she'll turn you down. She's young.
She won't understand that you're a good man now.
We liked you very much the minute we saw you.
After the marriage, we'll tell her about your job.
Before that, she herself may understand your good heart.
Don't think about it, just agree. We'll handle the rest.
Come on.
What did he say? Have you ironed out everything?
The groom agrees to marry the bride.
But he wants to know if the bride agrees.
Come on, dude, my good time has started...
Someone has come to look after me lovingly...
A rose has grown on the rubbish...
An angel has come to draw a kolum in the slum...
She will look at all the corners...
She is going to talk lovingly and kill me...
Her clothes will dry on my roof...
She is going to ask me to buy Devi Theatre tickets...
When I get a suitable partner, I'll thank you, My Lord...
I'll take her out...
My friend who wanted beer, I will throw a party...
You endure it if you come out with me...
Come on, dude, my good time has started...
Someone has come to look after me lovingly...
A rose has grown on the rubbish...
An angel has come to draw a kolam in the slum...
My halwa prepared in a Seth's shop...
I fell for her the moment I saw her...
Without a key to the lock...
She opened the door to my heart...
The guts this slum and city witnessed...
Her fair skin has no match...
I have no money, but that does not matter...
I'll make her live like a queen...
When I get a suitable partner, I'll thank You, My Lord...
I'll take her out...
My friend who wanted beer, I will throw a party...
You endure it if you come out with me...
Bye! –Goodbye!
Goodbye! –See you.
The groom's house is like chicken coop.
How can you say that? This is the centre of Chennai.
For today's value, it'll fetch Rs1 lakh.
Cooum is just behind, the beach is in front.
How can you take it lightly? Poongodi is lucky to marry him.
You think so?
With Cooum running next to the house...
With the smell of rubbish...
I'll use perfume...
I will not let her line up for water...
I'll take good care of her...
We'll go to the beach for a stroll every day...
All I want is to hear her voice...
All her desire, I will strike them out as I fulfil them...
I will keep her like a queen...
When I get a suitable partner, I'll thank You, My Lord...
I'll take her out...
My friend who wanted beer, I will throw a party...
You endure it if you come out with me...
When I get a suitable partner, I'll thank You, My Lord...
I'll take her out...
My friend who wanted beer, I will throw a party...
You endure it if you come out with me...
Kumar, well done.
Welcome back. –Hi!
Your wife is very pretty. –She looks like a heroine.
Kumar, you're rocking. –What's her name?
How are you?
Ponni is coming in. –Put it in here.
Kumar, you have a lovely wife.
Kumar, my father left us. –Then bring him back.
Quiet!
He had free booze yesterday. He died all of a sudden.
Get his blessing. You too.
Fall properly. Dad, bless them.
Go on!
Let them pass. Come on!
How are you?
Don't worry, we are Kumar's well–wishers.
Go inside.
Come in.
Come, Jothi. –So young and she bought a gift.
You look very pretty. –Is my wife pretty?
No. –She doesn't want to accept it.
Come home, I'll break your face. –Do you like my brother?
Clerk?
Your daughter–in–law is positive.
Take good care of her. Get this medicine for her.
Shall we call Brother Kumar and tell him?
No, we'll tell him at home. –Poongodi, let's have tea first.
Get 3 cups of tea. –You have to wait for 10 minutes.
Milk is just boiling. –Sure, we'll wait.
It will take 10 minutes. Let's have tea before we go.
Jothi, that looks like my husband. –That's not Brother Kumar.
Why would he want to go in this truck?
He works in a big company.
Right.
The buffalo is signaling to the right and turning left.
Move back! Come on!
Yes, Poongodi!
Poongodi, wait!
Listen to me. –Wait!
Hello! –Kumar, it's mom.
Yes, mom? –When we were coming home...
...from the hospital, Poongodi saw you in the rubbish truck.
Mom, what are you saying? –She's getting ready to go home.
Please come home fast, Kumar.
What? –She is packing her stuff angrily.
Go in.
Poongodi, I should have told you.
Don't cry, Poongodi.
Poongodi! –What?!
Are you pretending to be good after the veil came off?
There goes my life.
If my friends back home know that you're a cleaner,...
...it'll be so embarrassing for me.
My family sent me here happily thinking you're a clerk.
I wonder what else you lied.
If my parents knew you're a cleaner, they wouldn't have...
...got us married.
No, Poongodi, when I first came to see you,...
...I told your father about my job.
They said they didn't mind and got you married to me.
They said they'll inform you when the time comes.
Are you putting the blame on my parents to hide...
...the mistake you made? My parents did not hide anything...
...from me. Even if they told you not to tell me, can't you think?
Are they living with you?
I lived with you for 3 months.
You could have told me then than you're a cleaner.
No, Poongodi.....
I can't live with a cleaner.
I'm going back to my father's house.
Hello! –Dad, this is Kumar.
Yes, how are you? How is Poongodi and your mom?
All of us are fine. There is a small problem.
Problem?
Poongodi found out what I'm working as.
She found out. –I don't know what to do now.
Pass the phone to her now. I'll talk to Poongodi.
Sure. It's your father.
Hello, dad. –Poongodi.
Dad, they cheated us.
No, your husband is not at fault.
He told me everything when he came to see you.
He is a good man, I told him not to tell you about his job.
Poongodi, don't use this as an excuse to come home.
I'll talk the rest to you when I come and see you.
Pass the phone to your husband.
I should have told you the trust.
It's my fault, Poongodi.
Sorry, Poongodi.
How can you even talk to me?
I'm not going home now because my father told me not to.
Don't even think I'll be your wife anymore.
I feel like vomiting when I see you.
When you come near me, I smell rubbish.
I lived with you for 3 months, I feel so dirty.
If you touch me again, I'll pour kerosene on me...
...and set myself on fire.
Don't leave me, my life...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
Don't cry, my little bird, don't fly away...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
My love, my love is true...
My love, I have no way to tell you that...
My love, there is no me without you...
The boon that God gave left me the minute it came to me...
Don't leave me, my life...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
Don't cry, my little bird, don't fly away...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
What we did was wrong.
For what we did, don't punish the child in your stomach.
Please eat a little.
Only if you eat, your child will be born healthy.
Please eat a little.
I don't understand the meaning of your silence...
I do not know the language to convince you...
But the love I have for you has not reduced one bit...
I'm lost in a dark jungle with no way out...
When you leave without my knowledge, I feel hurt...
Time will whisper my love into your ears...
My love, my love is true...
My love, I have no way to tell you that...
My love, there is no me without you...
The boon that God gave left me the minute it came to me...
Don't leave me, my life...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
Don't cry, my little bird, don't fly away...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
My life...
Don't leave me, my life...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
Don't cry, my little bird, don't fly away...
If you go, my life won't go peacefully...
Mom, let's go. –I'm coming.
Why are you leaving so fast? Stay another 2 days.
I came a week ago. Only if we leave now,...
...I can go to work tomorrow morning.
Is that so? –Dad, when can I come and take...
...the baby and Poongodi home? –She just delivered a week ago.
She is still weak. Let her stay here for 3 months.
You are right.
We'll take the child and the mother after 3 months.
3 months or 3 years, I'm not going back to Madras.
What do you mean you don't want to go back?
Let me stay here, dad.
It is a horrible town.
So many mosquitoes, the smell of the river,...
...the way the people talk. If you stay there for 4 days,...
...then you'll know what I go through.
How can you say that?
Aren't those living there human?
You have a child now.
If you refuse to go and stay with your husband in Madras,...
...who will accept it? –If this child grows up there,...
...she won't call me mom.
What she says is true.
We don't have a choice but to live in the slum with that smell.
After living in a place like this, it'll be hard to live there.
My supervisor told me he'll give me his house for rent...
...at a cheap rate. I'm planning take her and the baby...
...to the new house. –Okay.
Poongodi will surely like the house.
I'm glad to hear that.
Careful, it's a new cupboard. –This one?
Your family bought it when your father was born.
Keep going up. –Wait.
Don't push, wait. –Wait, let me help you.
Thank you, sir. –Slowly.
Kumar, he must have carried all the cupboards to the units here.
Quiet. –Careful.
Don't knock anywhere. –Careful!
Thanks, sir. –It's okay.
Do you live here? –Yes, the opposite flat.
We just boiled some milk. Would you like to have some?
It's okay, I'm late for work. –Sit for a while.
Come on, you helped us carry the cupboard.
At least have a cup of milk. Take a seat.
Are we the shortest? –That's true.
Take a seat.
Poongodi, bring some milk.
Are you still studying? –No, I'm working, software.
Computer company. –Yes.
Poongodi, give it to him.
This is my wife. –Hi!
He's our opposite neighbour.
Where do your parents live? –Pondicherry.
Pondicherry?
Here, have this with your milk. –No, thanks.
I just asked. –Sir, we have become close.
Pondicherry is like my hometown. If there is a strike here,...
...I'll go to Pondicherry. Do you go there every week?
Yes, almost. –This week?
Yeah. –Get 2 bottles on your way back.
Hey, can't you keep quiet. –We'll pay him.
Our stuff is really bad. –I'll be on my way then. Bye.
Kumar, you moved. Don't stop with the milk.
Take us to a shop. –Let's finish the work first.
I'll have a party this evening. –Don't forget to include me...
...in the party. –Yamma has forgotten you.
That is why He has spared you. –Kumar has a big house.
Why don't you move in with them? –Why should I come here?
Let the young ones enjoy their life here.
I don't think I can adapt here. Here you go!
Hello! Don't dry there. It'll fly away in the wind.
Those are my clothes. I'll remove them.
You can dry your clothes there.
Phone..... –Thanks.
Thanks, sir.
Vanakkam. –Vanakkam. Bye.
Kumar, cigarette? –I don't smoke.
That's good.
Give me 2 litres of kerosene.
Kumar, which is your hometown? –For me is Madras.
I was born and raised here. –But your wife talks differently.
Where is she from? –She is from Vaalparai.
Really? –They drag their words.
They don't sound decent like us at all.
You're buying kerosene. Don't you have gas at a home?
I've booked it. I'll get it in 2 months.
Kumar, I have gas stove, cylinder and cooker.
I've not used them for 6 months. If you don't mind,...
...you can use them until you get yours.
No, sir, it's okay.
No, don't cry.
Are you hungry? Okay.
God! No, don't cry.
Just a few minutes more.
Don't cry.
Okay, wait.
I'll boil the milk in the neighbour's house.
Kumar, come in. –I hope you don't mind,...
...can you boil this milk for me? My stove isn't working.
I told you earlier. Go on, I'll get the cylinder.
No, I'll boil it here. –It's not for you.
It's for your child. Go on, I'll get the cylinder.
Boil the milk for the baby now. –Go on.
Where are you going with your mommy?
I'm going to call my husband. –Tell me his number.
No, I'll go down and call him. –Tell me his number.
Why go down for this?
9426604081.
Here you go.
Hello! –Hello, who is this?
This is Poongodi. –Yes, Poongodi?
Get a tin of Cerelac for the baby on your way home.
I forgot to say this morning. –Poongodi, whose number is this?
Sir! –Yeah?
Your phone, I'm done talking. –Come in.
It's okay. –Come in.
Come in.
The baby is as cute as you.
What's her name? –Thenmozhi.
Nice. Take a seat.
Careful.
Here, chocolate. Hey, take it!
Hello, Aarthi, if you don't mind, can I call you later?
Have some juice. –No, thanks.
It's okay, have some.
I'll make a move. Bye.
Come, my dear. Are you eating.....
How many times have I told you, shower first before carrying...
...the baby.
This phone is for you.
Did you see the phone? I told him no,...
...but Mr. Arjun went ahead and bought it.
Sir, thanks a lot. –For what?
My husband said you bought the phone.
Would anyone say thank you for this?
You don't even know us, but you've helped us a lot.
I like you very much.
I mean I like your family very much.
Okay, I'll remove my clothes.
Hold it. My baby!
Arjun has helped us a lot.
He likes the baby too.
Can we invite him over to the house one day?
Right. Sure, Poongodi,...
...we'll invite him over this Sunday.
After it rains...
There is moisture in the heart...
What is the gap for...
Your good looks makes me yearn...
When it catches fire...
There is attraction one moment, hesitation the next moment...
It is destroying me...
We'll play along till it stops...
Let's become one...
Two hearts melted and became one...
Lives unite in the evening...
Girl, what am I to say...
Just like the river reaching the sea, our love unites...
How did you attract me, I didn't even realise...
How did you win my heart, how did I fall, my love...
I was timid, how did I change...
Something happened to me...
I leaned on your shoulder on my own...
My heart is swimming with the clouds...
I became part of the stars...
Two hearts melted and became one...
Lives unite in the evening...
Girl, what am I to say...
Just like the river reaching the sea, our love unites...
Lust, desire, thirst...
Sleep will be lost...
The body will yearn...
We forget God...
After it rains...
There is moisture in the heart...
What is the gap for...
Your good looks makes me yearn...
When it catches fire...
There is attraction one moment, hesitation the next moment...
It is destroying me...
We'll play along till it stops...
Let's become one...
Madam, I came to give maintenance bill.
Isn't Mr. Kumar at home? –He has gone to work,...
...not back yet.
Okay, madam.
Vanakkam to everyone. Our loving brother, Kumar,...
...will leave all of us today. He has quit this job,....
...he'll be joining another job. How long can he be a cleaner?
At least let him get away from this filth.
My best wishes to him.
Our supervisor said, "Pity Kumar,...
...at least let him get away from this filth."
I'm not getting away. I'm leaving with pain.
I love this job that much. We work hard for our family.
My wife wants me to do something.
I'm letting this job go for her happiness.
I'm very happy you've gathered here for me.
I don't know what else to say. Sorry, sir, that's all.
Poongodi!
Did you see Poongodi? –I saw her this afternoon.
She took her luggage and left with the opposite neighbour...
...in his car. Don't you know?
With her luggage? Did you see carefully?
Was it my wife? –How can you say that?
Don't I know your wife? Call your wife.
I can't reach her. –Not reachable?
The owner told me the guy is vacating.
Try calling him.
I can't reach him either. –Don't get me wrong.
The way they were associating wasn't right.
He would come to your house when you were at work.
Your wife went out with him in his car.
I felt it was wrong.
I didn't know what was going on,...
...I didn't want to tell you and break up your family.
So I kept it to myself. –What are you saying?
Let's go home and check.
How could she cheat you? –She wouldn't have done that.
How can you be so naive?
Check if their clothes are here.
Go in and check.
There goes!
The day your wife started associating with him,...
...I should have told you. I made a mistake.
She ditched you.
Before they go far, let's lodge a police complaint...
...and catch them.
Let's not go to the police.
I'll find them myself.
Don't tell anyone this matter.
I'm begging you.
Are you mad?
You brought a married woman and you want to live with her.
Are you joking?
I'll get you a room in a lodge.
Have fun with her and send her away.
Why are you talking like a fool instead?
Dude, don't worry, cool down. It's not what you think.
She's from the village.
She has something that the city girls do not have.
If your family knows about this, that'll be the end.
You can even manage by saying something to them.
If her husband finds you, he won't only kill you,...
...he'll kill me too for helping you guys.
Don't worry, what you think won't happen.
Let's go down.
Son, welcome.
Banu, our son–in–law is here.
Why is here alone?
Didn't Poongodi come along?
Banu, get him some water. –Hi, when did you come?
Have some water. –Why did you come alone?
Isn't Poongodi with you?
So, she didn't come here?
What is this?
How can Poongodi come here without your knowledge?
Why are you crying?
God!
What am I to do?
How can she do this?
Son! Kill her!
She shouldn't live!
Cut her to pieces. –What are you saying?
People will say that our daughter eloped with someone.
She has embarrassed me.
What am I to do?
That useless guy would have poisoned my daughter's mind.
I don't think so. –Useless girl!
She could have left the child behind.
Get a pail of water.
I'll disown her today.
She's no longer my daughter!
I don't want her!
God!
What am I to do?
Who gets a life with everything we ask for...
My dreams are flowing out as tears...
When desires are gone, pain remains...
Our journey continues in a path filled with twists...
We are like puppets on a string on Earth...
We are controlled by destiny...
Even though our desires get washed away...
But our heart won't forget them...
Who gets a life with everything we ask for...
My dreams are flowing out as tears...
Who gets a life with everything we ask for...
My dreams are flowing out as tears...
In this area, he was the only one who won't drink.
Now he has started to drink too.
He must be going through hell.
Poor thing!
You had a dream, I had a dream too...
But dreams do not unite...
Just like shadows that go missing at night...
That's how relationships are here...
The twists are beyond apprehension...
These relationships are a puzzle...
It goes on within a clue...
Here, feelings are torture...
It is like a worm on a bait...
There will be a storm followed by scorching sun...
Happiness and bitterness will come one after another...
That's life...
Just like a leaf floating on a river...
That's how life is on Earth...
It doesn't seem like a pleasant journey...
God was created a path for us to follow...
But we do not understand the twists He has in store for us...
Journey called life is short...
The lesson we learn is huge...
Nothing is yours...
So why be sad...
There will be a storm followed by scorching sun...
Happiness and bitterness will come one after another...
That's life...
Who gets a life with everything we ask for...
My dreams are flowing out as tears...
When desires are gone, pain remains...
Our journey continues in a path filled with twists...
We are like puppets on a string on Earth...
We are controlled by destiny...
Even though our desires get washed away..
But our heart won't forget them...
Who gets a life with everything we ask for...
My dreams are flowing out as tears...
Who gets a life with everything we ask for...
My dreams are flowing out as tears...
Hello! –Hello, is Arjun there?
Arjun is in the bath. –Who are you?
I am Poongodi, his wife. –Wife?
Yes. Who are you? –I'm Jennifer.
I work with Arjun.
Ask him to call me. –Sure.
Who was on the phone? –Your friend called.
Someone called Jennifer, your working colleague.
Hi, Jennifer. Did you call me? –Yes, you tell me,...
...are you married?
Me? Married? No, no chance. –Look, I'm not stupid.
I just spoke to your wife. Now stop calling me.
It's all over between us. Goodbye.
I told you many times not to take my calls.
Why did you answer my call?
And you told her that you're my wife.
You're scolding me for some girl. I only said, I'm your wife.
What's wrong in that?
If someone from my family had called and you had said...
...you're my wife, what would have happened?
Nonsense!
Honey!
Please forgive me.
I shouldn't have spoken that way yesterday.
I made a mistake.
It was a mistake answering your call.
I'll make sure it doesn't happen again.
But please talk to me.
I have no one else but you.
By the way, my friends are coming from Bangalore...
...on Saturday for the weekend celebration.
You must take care of them, okay?
Okay.
Hey! –Hi!
Hi, guys! –Hi!
Dude! –What's up, dude?
How are you? –Love you!
Thanks.
Hey Flower, come and join us. Are you okay with beer?
I'm not used to it. –What about vodka?
Hey, she doesn't drink. Leave her.
Go in, Poongodi.
Dude!
Sweetie, you want to smoke? –Look at them.
If you smoke, you won't be able to have babies.
I don't want babie that is why I am smoking.
Aren't you going to marry him? –I will, but not him.
This guy is for other stuff. Parties, pubs, enjoyment,...
...all this, until I get married.
Then I'll marry the man my parents choose for me.
I will be faithful to him. My life will be safe.
Am I right?
You're looking gorgeous today. –Are you serious?
Seriously. I'm not lying.
Thank you.
Honey!
Yes, Poongodi? –It's late.
Aren't you going to sleep? –We're discussing a project.
I'll come later. Go and sleep.
What is it, Poongodi? –It's really late.
I came to call Arjun.
He is in an important discussion.
Go and sleep, Poongodi. I'll send him later, go on.
Go on. Go on, Poongodi.
Coconut chutney? –No.
Enough.
Honey! –Yes, Poongodi.
I got scared after what happened yesterday.
What made you scared yesterday?
You didn't even come to bed. –Silly, are you suspecting me?
We were discussing a project. This is how we meet every week...
...in different homes and discuss our projects.
It's not that.
I keep asking you, don't get mad at me.
If we live together without getting married,...
...what does that mean? –What is this, Poongodi?
I've told you many times, I won't get committed...
...with marriage and kids. We are just living together.
My thoughts now is to make money,...
...progress in my career,...
...enjoy life. Have the same thoughts like me, Poongodi.
Learn to enjoy life.
Go and learn driving and dancing.
Go to the gym, beauty parlor. Tell me what you want,...
...I'll spend the money on you. Do you want drinks?
Do you want to smoke? Do anything you want.
I will not bother. Don't confuse yourself,...
...go and freshen up, we'll go out for a while.
Not a day goes by without birth...
Not a day goes by too without death...
Because of love, we are haunted...
...by our memory...
No better medicine more potent...
...than forgetfulness...
Where are the eyes filled with love...
No arms than embraces with love...
Where are the legs that carried me around...
Only dust left my fire...
Hello, I just met the auditor.
He said it'll clear...
...in another 2–3 days. The place is not an issue.
Just a minute.
You've done a shameful thing.
You said, you're living in Bangalore with your friends.
Here, you are living with a woman in Hosur.
That too, with another man's wife and child.
Do you know where this will end?
Wife murdered by secret lover, husband murdered,...
...secret lover murdered, we read these things daily...
...in our papers. Do you want our names to be in that list?
What happened to you? When he brought the girl,...
...couldn't you have told him? –No, uncle, I told him.
But Arjun didn't listen. –He didn't listen.
You should have told us.
Must you rent a house for them?
You made a mistake, Arjun.
Do you know how much her husband...
...would have suffered without her?
When we see a girl, marry her and have kids with her,...
...to create a family, do you know how a man suffers?
Men like you go into the family easily,...
...you sweet–talk the girl and win her heart for your comfort,...
...you destroy the family.
Will that sin leave you?
Arjun, talk to the girl, send her back to her husband.
If it is necessary, we'll pay the man Rs10–Rs15 lakhs...
...to avoid problems.
Are you going to leave the girl...
...with her husband or shall I come along?
Tell me.
You need not come along, uncle. We'll speak to the girl...
...and solve this problem.
What are we to do now?
Just do what your uncle said, pay her Rs10–15 lakhs...
...and send her back to her husband.
I don't know how to send her away all of a sudden.
She won't go to him. She hated him,...
...that is why she came with me. If I force and send her,...
...what if she commits suicide? The problem will become bigger.
I have an idea.
Tell your uncle we spoke to her husband...
...and he doesn't want money. All he wanted was his wife.
We'll tell him he accepted his wife back without any problem.
Let Poongodi stay here. Get married to the girl...
...your family has fixed for you and settle down with her.
Without any problem, this problem will get solved.
How will it get solved? If I get married and leave,...
...she won't stay here. –Who said she'll be alone?
She'll be mine.
What?
You're looking as if I asked for your wife.
She left her husband and came with you.
How sure are you she won't leave you and go with another man?
Girls like these will change their partners for a better life.
Only if I come into this mess, you can exit safely.
I'm saying for your own good. I'll maintain Poongodi...
...until I get married.
You can come and stay with her from time to time.
We can look after her till the end.
What do you say?
What happened to you? –Nothing.
You're saying you won't be back for 10 days.
10 days only. I'm going to Delhi for a project.
If my work finishes earl I may come back earlier.
Must you cry for this? Kishore will be here.
If you need help, ask him. Okay, Kishore?
Okay, dude.
Brother, come in. –Poongodi!
Did Arjun call you?
No, he didn't answer my call. –I'm sure he is busy.
Is the baby asleep? –Yes, she just went to sleep.
So she went to sleep.
Have you cooked, Poongodi? –Yes, I cooked this morning.
Did Arjun call you? –No, he didn't. He will.
Sit, I'll get coffee. –No, sit, I want to talk to you.
What are these? –These are new designs.
I haven't put them on display. –Really?
I want you to try them so I can select the ones I want.
The model to try and select them is on leave today.
So if you cooperate, it'll be earlier to put them on display.
How can I do that? –What are you thinking, Poongodi?
Won't you help me?
Okay, brother. –To try out jewels,...
...sari will be a better choice. Can you go and change?
Okay, I'll go and change.
Poongodi, silk sari.
Marvellous.
Hey! Wait!
I'll put them for you one by one, step by step.
I'll put them on. –Poongodi, you're a model.
Please cooperate.
What's the flower for? –It'll look good in the photo.
You'll look pretty. Please cooperate.
Super. One second, stand still.
Look here.
How is it? Do you like it?
Can I remove them now? –Wait!
Come here!
Look how beautiful you are in the mirror.
Come on!
Saw how beautiful you are? Do you like it?
It's all for you.
You can keep them.
Brother, what is this?
How can you do this?
I think of you as my brother.
Don't think like a brother. That's wrong.
I'm in the mood today. Please try and understand.
Arjun is not here.
We won't get a chance like this again.
Please try to understand. Cooperate, Poongodi.
I'm not like what you think.
Don't come here with this intention in your mind again.
You can go now. –Why don't you understand?
Don't I have feelings? I've helped you so much.
Please.
Dog! Get out!
If Arjun finds out, do you know what will happen?
Nothing will happen, Poongodi.
If he finds out, he'll be happy.
He won't be happy, he'll smack you with his slippers.
You don't seem to understand us.
Check your WhatsApp.
What you saw is the trailer. There is a lot more.
Whenever you and Arjun had fun, he'll record it...
...and send it to me immediately to please me.
Do you know how much I've yearned for you after watching it?
Look here, Poongodi. –Hey!
Do you know something? Arjun's family found out...
...that you were living here with Arjun.
He has gone to see his bride. The engagement was yesterday.
He is getting married next month. What can you do now?
Women who cheat their husbands and leave their home like you,...
...this is what happens to them.
She has no choice but to look for another man.
You're lucky, I'm here now.
But I won't make you live in a rented house, Poongodi.
This is my own house.
I'll give it to you.
If you become my partner, Arjun won't mind at all...
...because this is our collective decision.
Even though Arjun married someone else, he'll come here...
...and visit you often. You don't worry.
I'll give you an hour, make up your mind. Okay?
I was in the mood when I came here, you spoilt it.
I'll go now and come back at night.
Okay? Be ready.
Kumar! –Whom are you looking for?
Kumar?
There will be a hut near the bridge.
He'll be there.
Kumar, I went to Hosur last week...
...for my brother–in–law's wedding.
I saw Poongodi and the guy, Arjun.
You keep thinking about Poongodi and became like this.
But Poongodi is living with him happily,...
...they are like a married couple, living in luxury.
Did you see? –No doubt at all, Kumar.
I saw them.
Don't let them go alive, Kumar.
I'll give you the address.
Cut them, let them die.
Brother, I'm begging you.
Please leave me alone.
I didn't expect Arjun to do this to me.
My life is over, I'm confused as I don't know what to do...
...or where to head. Please go.
What is this?
This is my house and you don't want to let me in.
What has happened for you to get upset?
You cheated your husband and came with Arjun.
Arjun did the same thing, he left you and he...
...is going to marry someone else.
So what if he goes. I'm ready to give you a life.
Why are you confused? You can live in this house,...
...you can live the same way.
Only thing is I'll replace Arjun.
Are you thinking how you are going to live with someone new?
But it isn't new to you.
Just because I left my husband and came with Arjun,...
...that doesn't make me a bad woman.
Really?
Then tell me, if you want to go back to your husband,...
...I'll send you to him.
If your wife runs away with another man and comes back,...
...will you accept her? –I won't.
No man will accept her.
So just stay here.
Please let me go.
For the sin I did to my husband,...
...God has punished me. I have no right to live.
I'll leave my child in an orphanage...
...and kill myself.
How can you die when you are supposed to live?
Why let your body go to waste when I want to enjoy it?
Do you know how much I like?
Hey, come here! I'm saying for your own good.
But you're behaving like a good woman.
Hey! Come here!
Hey! –Let me go!
Come on!
Let me go! –Come on!
Poongodi!
How are you, Poongodi?
I can see it, you are happy.
I have no one left.
You left me. My mother kept thinking about it,...
...she died too.
Don't worry.
I'm not here to take you back.
You hate me.
I live in the slum and smell of rubbish.
You should live here, this is just right for you.
I want you to be happy wherever you are.
I'll go, Poongodi.
But please give my child to me.
I can't live without her.
She is my world.
I want to see her. I want to carry her.
I want to pamper her.
I really want her back.
Please don't say no, Poongodi.
Hey, come to me!
Let me go!
Come here!
Come on!
You hit me! I won't let you go!
Hey! Come here!
I won't let you go today!
You made a mistake, Poongodi.
Please forgive me.
I don't want this life.
I have decided to die.
Please raise this child.
What shouldn't happen has happened, Poongodi.
I've decided.
I'll tell the police I murdered him, I'll turn myself in.
Take our child and go to my house.
The people in the slum will look after you well until I get back.
No, I betrayed you and gave you lots of pain.
I'll go to prison.
You've realised your mistake and have nowhere to go.
If I don't forgive you, who will?
And no one can raise her child better than the mother.
Please listen to me at least now.
I love you very much, Poongodi.
I want you to promise.
If you trust me, don't tell this matter...
...to the police or anyone else.
I want you to promise me.
Poongodi!
How are you, Poongodi?
Don't be like your mother, study hard.
Jothi! –Sister Poongodi, how are you?
Are you good?
Is this your baby? –How are you, Poongodi?
I love you very much, Poongodi.
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