In the 90s, Radharavi and Saranraj are engaged in the business of supplying canned water in the Royapuram area of North Chennai. Although they conduct their business separately, there is no conflict because they don't interfere in each other's area. However, Dushyant and Priyadarshan, who work under them in supplying canned water, occasionally engage in minor skirmishes with Saranraj’s gang. At one point, this escalates into a major conflict between the two factions. Consequently, murder incidents unfold. The climax reveals the shocking resolution of this conflict.
With an appearance appropriate to his age, dressed in a white shirt and white dhoti, Radharavi has acted as the respectable head of the water can supply company. As water can suppliers, initially, Dushyant and Priyadarshan mock each other with nicknames like ‘Nellai man’ and ‘Madurai man’. Later, they compromise, realizing there's no point in village disputes.
The youthful pairs of Dushyant – Gabriella and Priyadarshan – Haripriya bring a playful love dynamic with an air of immaturity.
The climax fight scene where Dushyant clashes with Saranraj’s ally is filmed in an intense manner on a water plant tower, which is nerve-wracking. However, within the water can warehouse, Saranraj’s fight scene appears pitiable.
Karthik Sridharan has produced it.Music by Bo Bo Shashi,
Cinematography by S. Sreerama Santosh is okay.Director Jayavel Murugan’s straightforward direction will appeal to the local audience.
