ET the film opens with enmity between two villages Dakshinapur and Uttarapur. Two lovely villages who used to celebrate festivals and marriages together and suddenly a twist in the tale. What lies ahead in fate for advocates Kanna and Aadhini from these two different villages in the story.
Suriya plays the role of Advocate Kanna. Kanna and Aadhini meet for the first time through video calls and from there start their journey. They next meet at a function and love sparks between them. The next hurdle for both of them is making both of their parents agree to their marriage.
The story also focuses on the side plot of a mafia targeting and killing women. A ring mafia makes vulgar tapes of women and blackmails them. They also beat and harass them to death. Now advocate Kanna takes this situation into his hand. He takes an oath to put a full stop to this mafia and bring justice to the girls in his village. Some of the scenes in the movie are too funny. The marriage scene in the temple is funny and so is the climax of the story. The climax of the story is shown at the beginning of the movie.
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The movie ends where it begins. Initially, it is being shown that Kanna has been alleged of killing 7 to 8 men approximately. The climax of the movie is not for everyone.
The movie is based on the real-life story Pollachi case. It revolves around extortion and molestation on young women. The movie is half-baked and the Climax looks funny. Priyanka Mohan’s scene about harassment and rape deserves applause. This is the moment where she really shined. Suriya as usual gave his best as an advocate fighting for women’s rights.