Story(synopsis):
The movie begins with a girl raising funds for an organization in Singapore. A goon gives her money and then chases her at night when she leaves home. Then Vijay enters and does the conflict without fighting. The girl offers herself as Manasa. They gradually become friends. But one day she asks Vijay to leave her and go as she bottle not stand the division from him if their relationship states any further.
He then goes back to India and becomes the mind of Manasa's brother and when they give a leave he goes with him to his center. There, where everyone is traditional in nature, he changes their potential and gives them more loveable. When Manasa expresses her love for him, he tells his flashback. It is then told that he was transferred to their rival's family. His father wanted to convert the souls of his village. But his mother Lavanya didn't want to stay where, so she left him. Later when Vijay goes there, he issues in love with Sindhu.
He starts taking revenge on Manasa's family without revealing his name. Then they decide to marry Vijay with Sindhu because they both are in love among each other. While the marriage, the Inspector tells his father that the enmity is rekindling because his son is trying an attack on the rivals. Soon following, the competitors come and begin killing everyone.
After the fight, it is known that Vijay's mother dies. His father rejects him and accuses her death on him. The story is now back to the present. Manasa's uncle challenges Vijay that if he can defeat his men then he too would promote nonviolence. After famously taking them, her uncle asks Vijay that if he could defeat the opponent's son (not understanding that it was Vijay himself) he would pay Manasa to Vijay.
Vijay gets angry at his simplicity and reveals his true nature. He starts fighting with Manasa"s brother. Then all her group members come and replace him too. This was supplemented by his father who had just come there. His father squeezes him back to the family. The film ends with him appearing with Sindhu.
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