| Director | M. A. Thirumugam |
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Babu, a wealthy estate owner living with his widowed mother, spends much of his time hunting, a habit that often troubles the two and worries his mother. His estate manager, Mayavan, secretly operates as a plunderer and has long aimed to take over Babu’s wealth. During one of his routine trips into the forest, Babu meets Latha. Their meeting evolves into a romantic relationship and a marriage. Latha eventually gives birth to their son, Raja.
Latha is soon diagnosed with tuberculosis and must undergo treatment away from her newborn. She is heartbroken as she is unable to nurture her baby until she completely recovers. Babu assumes responsibility for both his recovering wife and their child, which results in Raja forming a deep attachment to him while remaining emotionally distant from Latha. This growing imbalance creates tension in the couple’s relationship. As Raja grows, he begins to mirror his father’s interest in hunting, something Latha quietly opposes, adding further strain to the household.
Mayavan uses the family’s fragile situation to advance his long-planned scheme. He lures Latha and Raja into the forest and threatens them, attempting to force Babu into surrendering control of the estate. Babu reaches them in time and puts an end to Mayavan’s life. The crisis finally softens the distance in their home, and the film ends with Raja expressing that he now loves both his parents equally.