Penelope and Jothi find that Aadhi is missing and things have not changed in her household. Jothilakshmi arrives at her village with her friends Penelope ( Kalki Koechlin) and "Bad Boy" Bharani (Stony Psyko). Her boyfriend is also murdered in a seemingly innocent car crash. Narikutty sets up a live wire and gets Aadhi to fatally electrocute herself. Meanwhile, Veerasimman, on the advice of Narikutty, agrees to kill Aadhi and her boyfriend to preserve the honor of their community. She confides in Jothi and asks her to come to their village to meet them all. Manikandan) who is from a different caste.
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It is at this point that Aadhilakshmi naively believes in the change of her father's attitude and reveals that she is in love with their family driver ( K. Veerasimman seemingly endorses inter-caste marriages for his political agenda, but deep down in his heart, he has a strong hatred towards lower-caste villagers, and his henchmen, headed by Narikutty (Jaffer Sadiq), go about killing couples who marry out of their caste. Jothi lives in the city, while Aadhi lives in the village with her father. Twin sisters Aadhilakshmi and Jothilakshmi ( Anjali) are the daughters of a feudal village lord, Veerasimman (Padam Kumar).
In the story, the character of Sathar has not undergone surgery yet and is biologically male, but wishes to be a woman and is shown to be saving up for it.Saravanan goes to their favorite spot on the riverside, finds Sathar's little possessions and cries for his long-gone friend. They leave without meeting their parents despite their constant pleas. Saravanan and Sahira are inconsolable at the entire village's heartlessness and the misfortune they caused Sathar. Sathar is devastated upon hearing this, and walks as prey willingly into the hands of the waiting thugs who violate and kill her mercilessly. Out of desperation, she goes back to her parents for help, but her mother refuses to open the door and instead begs her to die at the hands of the thugs since that would make it easier for her to marry off the rest of her sisters and restore the family's honor.
On one such night, she was being chased by the hooligans, and all the villagers refused to let her into their homes. She was forced to live on the streets where she is stalked and harassed by the town's hooligans. Saravanan's dad made the villagers get back their ration cards from Sathar, and she was left without livelihood. The villagers are told that after Sathar had helped the couple elope, she was disowned by her family and was thrown out of the house. While on the way home, they meet with Saravanan's maternal uncle, who tells them what transpired after they left. Saravanan and Sahira are excited to reunite with Sathar. One year later, Saravanan and Sahira's families reconcile with each other and invite the young couple and their newborn son back home. Saravanan and Sahira plan to elope and get married, and Sathar gives them the money she has saved up for her sex reassignment surgery. Despite Sathar's efforts to protect Sahira, she gets beaten up by their abusive father. Word spreads to both the families about the budding love, and due to the religious differences, both families oppose the relationship. Though heartbroken, Sathar comes to terms with the harsh truth and unites Saravanan and Sahira, who start seeing each other.
Saravanan confides in Sathar that he is in love with her younger sister Sahira (Bhavani Sre).
Saravanan returns to the village after completing his studies and has also acquired a good bank job. She earns money by standing in a queue for villagers in the ration shop and delivering their goods to their homes. Set in the early 1980s in a small town in Kovai district, Sathar ( Kalidas Jayaram), a Muslim trans woman* is in love with her Hindu childhood friend Saravanan ( Shanthanu Bhagyaraj), whom she affectionately calls 'thangam (gold)' and believes that once her sex reassignment surgery is done, they can get married and live together as a normal couple.
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