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Twenty years earlier, Sivasamy was a fierce and violent young man.
In the present, the landlord's men corner the family. Sivasamy is forced to abandon his pacifism and unleashes his suppressed rage to protect Chidambaram, killing several henchmen in a final confrontation.
: Distraught by his brother's death and his father’s perceived "cowardice" (Sivasamy even touches the landlord's feet to plead for peace), the younger son, Chidambaram, murders Narasimhan. The Survival Struggle Twenty years earlier, Sivasamy was a fierce and
He eventually served time in prison and was urged by his brother-in-law to live a peaceful life for the sake of his new family.
He worked as a moonshine brewer and was deeply involved in a struggle for (land legally reserved for Dalits that was seized by landlords). : Distraught by his brother's death and his
Sivasamy takes Chidambaram and flees into the forests to hide from the landlord's vengeful relatives and their professional hunters. While on the run, Sivasamy reveals his hidden past to his son through a flashback.
The film ends on a poignant note: Sivasamy decides to surrender to the court so his son doesn't have to spend his life in hiding. His final advice to Chidambaram is that while they can take away land and money, they can never take away , and he urges his son to study and gain power through the system to ensure their community's future. Sivasamy takes Chidambaram and flees into the forests
After his family and his fiancée, Mariyamma, were killed in a brutal massacre involving the burning of their hamlet, Sivasamy went on a killing spree, butchering the responsible landlords.
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