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Hey!
Arghhh...
Hey!
I've been told you're the informer.
This is the final hour of your life.
Tonight is the last night for your gang.
We thought you were a loyal dog!
Yes, I am loyal, but to the police.
Get him!
Come on!
Take him down!
Let go of him.
Let him go!
Don't do it.
- Hold on. - Sir?
I don't need the thriller, horror, or murder stories.
Tell me a practical story that explains life
- to this generation. - Practical?
- Sir, please give me a few minutes. - Okay!
Sir,
at Chennai High Court,
a couple waits who once showed what true love is.
Now, they're at the court seeking a divorce,
planning to let go of the life they built for so long.
How are you, Anu?
As you see.
- Did you find a producer? - The script narration is happening.
A deal will be signed by month's end.
All the best.
Thanks!
Please wait a bit, Madam is running late.
Anu, let's go for a tea.
Hey, where do you want to go this weekend?
No matter where we go, we'll end up catching a movie.
So, ask me where we're going before we watch a movie.
Okay, where?
I just want to be with you,
so I don't mind where we go.
- Is that so? - Yes, it is!
Who's here for divorce counselling?
How many sessions are left?
It will take 3 sessions since...
it's a mutual divorce.
I am Divya, the counsellor.
Before starting the session,
this counselling...
isn't meant to accuse each other.
You're not here to decide who's right or wrong,
or to judge each other's character.
Please make this clear.
Go on.
After moving to Chennai, I worked in IT for a year.
My wife too--
She was placed in my company through a campus interview.
We met,
bonded,
and fell in love.
We confessed our love at home, but they rejected it.
We told them we're married,
and they closed their doors on us forever.
So, we started living on our own.
We didn't know why we fought, but we did.
We tried to fix it.
We missed the love we once had, which was gone after marriage.
We brought up the past and...
started resenting each other.
That's why we're here today.
What caused your fights?
Maybe ask what didn't cause it.
If I leave the mug in the bucket after a bath, a fight starts.
If I don't squeeze the toothpaste right, another fight.
If I leave hair after combing, a fight erupts again.
If the dishes or shoes are out of place, we fight.
We fight if I don't hang my shirt right or wash the clothes right!
If I don't sleep on time, there's a fight.
If I take extra time, another fight.
We fight if I don't fold the bed sheet right or
turn off the switch after charging my phone.
We also keep fighting because we're always fighting.
If we dig deep into these fights,
it's his lack of discipline and me repeating everything.
Half my time goes into redoing the same things.
My husband's--
His laziness and careless attitude...
became unbearable for me after marriage.
When we were in love, even big mistakes felt small.
But after marriage,
even the smallest mistake
feels unforgivable, and we fight.
Please, don't accuse each other.
It only complicates things further.
Let's wrap up this session here.
We'll pick this up in the next session, okay?
- 'Hello?' - Hello.
'Sir, this is Ravi, the Production Manager.'
'The producer wants you to come at 12 pm for a story narration.'
Can I come tomorrow instead?
'No sir, he's traveling abroad tomorrow.'
'He'll be back in about a month.'
'So, if you come today, we can finalize the story.'
'Sir has set his mind on your story.'
'Hello? Hello, sir, do you hear me?'
'Sir, are you still on the line?'
Let's start, Anbu.
On ECR Road, Chennai,
27-year-old Varun stands alone,
shaking with fear.
With tears in his eyes,
he looks down at the cricket bag in his right hand.
'I'm sorry, Ammu,' he says crying.
He drops the blood-dripping bag into the river and...
lets out a scream of agony.
Why did he kill? Who did he kill?
These are the points where the story begins.
As he searched for a producer every day,
he began despising life itself.
Yes, start.
A couple working in an IT company, deeply in love,
decide to have an inter-caste marriage.
As a result, both their families disown them.
What is an inter-caste marriage?
It's a cross-caste marriage, sir.
Why do you mix politics with love?
Sir...
love itself has become political these days.
Sir, just a minute.
As if he can make a difference. Foolish moron!
- Did you find a producer, son? - I'm still searching, mom.
- When are you going to make me a heroine? - Aren't you already one, mom?
Bless me always.
My blessings are with you forever.
Here's your coffee without sugar, mom.
Brother.
Dear...
Are you walking in a fashion parade or something?
You're married now. Keep that in mind.
Wear a saree when you're at home.
Niranja, why are you controlling her when she's just at home?
Hey, why are you acting like this?
Get lost!
We must always keep women beneath us,
only then can we control them.
- Hey, Niranja! - Mom, just stay quiet.
- Yes, Santhanam sir. - Anbu, how are you?
I'm fine, sir. How about you?
I'm good. Everything's going great, all thanks to your support!
So, how is everything? Have you found a producer?
- The script narrations are happening. - My heartfelt congratulations!
- You are destined for great heights. - Thanks, sir!
I called you because,
remember the love portions of our film?
I need a scene written for that.
I know this is your specialty. That's why I called for help.
Err... I'm sorry, sir.
Don't worry about the payment, we'll sort it out as you please.
I'll share the situation to you over a voice note.
Hey, what if your family rejects our love?
- They won't. - But what if they do?
Why are you so negative about this?
I'm not being negative, it was just a practical question.
Answer me.
I can't decide.
If your family finds out about our love,
pressures you into marrying someone of their choice,
and bans you from coming to Chennai, what would you do?
They wouldn't do any of that.
What if...
your family says no to marrying me?
What would you do?
I'll just say, We've already registered our marriage.
So, if you don't approve, I'm saving on the wedding expenses.
Look, Ammu, I want to spend my life with you.
Whoever stands in our way, it's goodbye to them.
Fine, it's time. You need to start work, so leave.
Hey, can you stay a bit longer?
Why don't you just come home with me?
Are you trying to get me beaten up?
I'd rather deal with my Team Lead.
Alright then, I'm leaving, okay?
I love you...
Love you too!
- Okay, go safe. - I'll get going, bye!
- Bye. - Bye!
Hello! My parents have put me under house arrest.
They're telling me I can't go back to Chennai!
I don't know what to do.
What do you mean?
You want to be with me, don't you?
I'll come over, and we can talk.
No, don't come here
They have filed a police complaint
If you come here, it will be a problem
- Hello? Balu, can you hear me? - Yes, I can.
- Hello? - I can hear you.
Anu, why don't you come to Chennai first?
After that, we'll sort everything out.
- What are you doing in there? Come out! - Mom...
'So, you don't want us anymore, right?'
'You chose him over us?!'
'Don't come running to us, even if we're no more.'
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