Yagmur Zamani

Kaalaiyan (Sundar C) is a simple person and the best Jallikattu (Bullfight) player in his village. His world revolves around his four younger brothers. The antagonist is Varadharajan (Suman), a Zamindar from the neighboring village who lives an extravagant lifestyle. His close aide is a transgender Saroja (Vivek). Varadharajan's sister Priya (Sindhu Tolani) falls for Kaalaiyan when he wins a Jallikattu. In the meantime, Bhuvana (Sneha) is running from Varadharajan as he falls for her charm and tries to molest her. She takes refuge in Kaalaiyan's house. However, Varadharajan decides to marry Priya to Kaalaiyan, with an eye on his land. On the day of the marriage, when Kaalaiyan comes to know that the bride wants to split the bond between the brothers, he calls off the marriage. Kaalaiyan takes a liking for Bhuvana and the inevitable happens - romance blossoms. What follows is predictable, but there comes a surprise in the form of Saroja in the climax.

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