Theatrical

Most farmers in a drought-ridden village have sold their lands to pursue other means of income, and there has been no harvest for many years. A series of unfortunate events force the villagers to conduct a traditional ritual to the village deity, with paddy from the first harvest of the season. to be cooked in a freshly made mud pot. They seek the help of Maayandi, the only farmer in that village, who has been diligently tending to his piece of ancestral land. A wrong accusation puts Maayandi on a criminal trial for poaching. The villagers must now become farmers again, with the aid of Maayandi's wisdom and harvest his land.

A gang uses hidden cameras to take videos of women during their private time and blackmail them. Many women commit suicide due to the threat of this gang. Police starts to investigate the suicides.

Baasha dies just few days before the assembly by-Election for Mylapore constituency while the election campaign by the political parties are in full swing. Various obstacles faced to bury the deceased are revealed.

Three people were thrown out from their native place in the name of resettlement. While adjusting to their new reality, they are fighting for their rights and freedom in the new place.