Daniel begins to work for Devanathan, an ex-policeman, in his tea estate. His true intentions are revealed when he gets close to the family members and creates rifts between them.
Release date: 13 February 2004 (India)
Director: Nagulan Ponnusamy
Screenplay: Nagulan Ponnusamy
One day while riding her bicycle, Anita discovers Daniel's motorcycle and is shocked to see Daniel performing hindu rituals for some one called Abirami. Daniel reveals himself to be Sakthivel, raised by his elder sister and uncle. He was academically very brilliant, but when his brother-in-law suffered from paralysis, he was voluntarily gave up his school studies and became a painter. He and his sister's daughter Abirami are in love. Abirami's parents plan their marriage after Abirami finishes college. On Devanathan's last day in service, a junior officer requests him permission to perform an encounter operation on a famous rowdy. But unknown to all Devanathan is under the rowdy's payroll. Though Devanathan refuses permission, the chief minister overrides him and the operation is carried out near a bus stop, where Abirami was standing. Thought the rowdy escapes due to Devanathan's prior information, Abirami is killed in crossfire. To save their names, Devanathan places the rowdy's photo inside Abirami's bag and makes her look like his lover. Connected as a family Sakthivel is arrested and Abirami's parents commit suicide. Devanathan retires with honors.

Anita is shocked to hear that her father is a murderer. At that moment the same rowdies are hiding at Devanathan's house. They are about to escape ooty in a vehicle driven by Devanathan himself to avoid unnecessary checking. Sakthivel chases them and when they are about to cross a checkpost, he shoots at the car. The rowdies mistakenly think it as a police firing come out and start firing which triggers the real police to come to the spot and kill Devanathan and the criminals in the shootout. At the film's end, we see Sakthivel reading a newspaper account of Devanathan's death.