Sakthi(Vignesh) thinks the world of his younger sister Ramya('Kutti' Radhika) and she in turn loves him very much. She promises her parents and Sakthi that she would marry a boy of their choosing. But Ramya falls in love with Robert(Yugendran), a freelance photographer who comes to her college for a teaching stint. Due to circumstances, Sakthi and Ramya's parents end up having a bad opinion about Robert and refuse to agree to her marrying him. So Ramya decides to elope with Robert, leading to serious consequences.

Conflicts between the characters are at the core of the movie but the director has not made any effort to illustrate the strength of any relationship. The romance between Yugendran and Radhika seems cursory at best with no passion or even cuteness. The brother-sister relationship between Vignesh and Radhika is not depicted strongly either. As a result, the conflicts don't generate any interest when they happen.

One of the important plot points in the movie is the bad impression that Vignesh and his parents get about Yugendran. But this impression is created in completely convoluted and cinematic ways. The fact that Yugendran is a Christian provides a simple reason for Vignesh being against him but the director avoids taking this route. Worse the misunderstanding could have been cleared easily with a single conversation but Vignesh, for some reason, refuses to tell Radhika why they don't like Yugendran. Contrivances like this make sure that we are constantly questioning the behavior of the characters rather than enjoying the movie.

The seriousness of the consequences of Radhika's act comes as a bit of a surprise. The movie then ends up almost showing Vignesh as a bad guy as he goes about trying to separate Yugendran and Radhika. Yugendran's character, which was poised to earn our sympathy, goes overboard here and ends up looking merely wimpy. The climax resorts to the 'thaali' sentiment, which I thought was out of Tamil cinema for good. And even its use is unnecessary and redundant since any piece of jewellery worn by any of the women characters would have served the same purpose.

Since Soori flopped, Vignesh seems to have given up hopes of becoming a hero again. He overacts even here though. Yugendran suffers mainly because of the characterization of his role. Radhika looks good in some scenes and is adequate performance-wise. The actress playing Vignesh's wife does a good job in one of the few strong and sensible characters in the film. The actress in the role of Radhika's friend is irritating while aiming to be bubby and chirpy. Songs are mostly pleasant but one good song is spoiled by bad placement. It has Radhika drenched in waterfalls(in a white sari ofcourse!) and walking around with her saree falling off while she is sad over her separation from Yugendran!