The movie has a powerful and emotional theme.

Kulandai Subbaiah, who is the father of the director, appears in a cameo role which is one of the highlights of the film. Saravana Subbiah plays the 'bad man' of the film, the rude, rough, overbearing, sadist husband of Sneha.

The movie is about a man who is loved by three different women. Anand (Shyam) is a bachelor, his landlord is Kulandai Subbaiah, an orthodox aging Brahmin; Chandra (Sneha) is the landlord’s daughter. Anand is a polite, caring person, considerate to all, and liked by one and all. Chandra is impressed by him, and continuously compares him with her late husband (played by Saravana Subbaiah), who was a sadist, continuously humiliating and torturing her. After her husband’s death, Chandra returned to her father’s house; by her dress or behaviour, she did not reveal that she was a widow, since she felt free and independent after his death. She develops a soft corner for Anand. Kulandai Subbaiah plays his role of an orthodox aging Brahmin, worried about the future of his widowed daughter, to perfection.

Bharathi (Nandana) lives with her mother, sisters and brother, having been deserted by her father. She has an antipathy towards all males. While traveling in a crowded bus, Anand hands over his degree certificates to her while he is hanging on the footboard, and the certificates are left behind with her. She recovers them, finds his address, and delivers them to him. Coming to know Anand, she falls in love with him. But Anand calls it infatuation, and suggest that she should marry the boy who had already been approved by her mother.

Divya Daisy (Aparna of Pudukottailirundhu Saravanan) is an orphan, a ward of the church. She has an accident, Anand saves her, takes her to hospital, signs as her guardian, takes good care of her, thus saving her life. When he goes to church to return her gold chain, she is not available, and he does not meet her. Later, the doctor who treated her after her accident tells her how Anand saved her life. So she also develops romantic feelings about her.

Whom does Anand finally marry? What is the logic? What about the other two heroines? See the movie to find out.

This is a clean but serious family entertainer, the music is enjoyable, and the re-recording is done in a novel manner.