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Malar.
I must discuss something serious with you.
Meet me tomorrow without fail.
I must tell you something about Daniel.
Yeah... yeah!
I'm doing it.
Hi, ma'am.
I was working at the reception downstairs.
I didn't notice Akka.
And after a while...
I went upstairs to update today's collection.
The balcony door was open.
I wondered why and went to see it.
That's when I saw Akka fallen on top of the car.
I was at home, officer.
I reside in Pappanayakan Palayam.
My wife and I were watching a movie.
That's when my sister Maya called me up.
I rushed here at once.
He was the one who called you and then an ambulance.
No, she's at home with our daughter.
My parents have gone to attend a wedding.
I informed them over the call.
They're on the way.
It all started when she was 16, sir.
She attempted suicide due to some problem.
Amma showed up at the right time and saved her.
No, she has been here only for four years.
Hello, Malar.
Hi, Athai. Did you sleep well?
No, dear. Just the usual.
Divya, your close friend is here.
Look! Both of you can chat.
Okay?
Athai, take the car.
-What about you? -I'll take an auto.
Okay.
Bye.
Malar.
You and Rohit should be brave.
Bhoomika's organs from waist-down will not function.
Yet she can get married and live like a regular woman.
Problems like this affect one in a thousand children.
Meningocele is the medical term for this condition.
Surgery is possible. But we can't be sure if it will work 100%.
I don't want to scare you with many medical terms.
In a nutshell, you should be Bhoomika's legs and raise her.
You checked Bhoomika's reports, didn't you?
With a problem like this, she won't even be able to walk.
I wonder how I'm going to raise a girl-child with such a problem.
I guess you both are confused.
Only the one who suffers knows the pain of it.
You don't have a family or kids to be worried about.
-Rohit. -Keep quiet, dear.
Okay, let's not talk about me.
Let's talk about the baby.
She'll be a great achiever in the future if you train her properly.
What do you mean, Divya?
She can't even walk.
Hey, don't you know about Stephen Hawking?
He's a great achiever.
Below his neck, nothing works.
Didn't he achieve great things?
Many disabled people like him have achieved many things.
Let's start by enrolling her in a nice school.
Bhoomika is God's gift to you.
He gave her to you, knowing you're the right people to raise her.
Don't worry.
If you were someone who would commit suicide,
why did you send me that voice message that night?
Here you go.
Malar.
I must discuss something serious with you.
Meet me tomorrow without fail.
I must tell you something about Daniel.
No matter how many times you listen to that message,
the past will not change.
We could've changed it, Ro.
If only I had answered her call that day.
Don't stress your mind for no reason.
Delete that message first.
No, Ro.
Why did she want to meet me if she had decided to die?
Hi, beautiful.
How are you?
Is everyone taking good care of you here?
Come home soon.
Okay?
Dear.
Don't lose hope.
The doctor probably wanted to meet us to tell us something good.
Oh, God. [chanting "Gayatri Mantra"]
Here's the lift.
We must first learn if coma patients are in connection with reality.
In fact...
the first ability we get after taking birth is hearing.
In my opinion, what we learn first is the last thing we forget.
Yes, Doctor.
Whether or not she can hear,
I keep reciting shlokas in her ears.
We have started a research committee to study patients like Divya.
We need to get some tests done for that.
I've called you all here to discuss it.
If I understand it correctly...
is it like the tests that are conducted on lab rats?
No, sir. This is not like that.
This is just to share knowledge with one another.
Are you going to attach wires to her head and test her?
No, Maya.
This is just data collection.
Like a simple ECG.
Would Divya come out of her coma if we do all this, Doctor?
We'll try our best.
Hope is everything.
Without any purpose...
will you attach more tubes to her? As if she hasn't had enough.
No need! Not necessary.
I'm really sorry, Doctor.
-He's upset since Akka's incident. -It's okay.
-I understand. -Really sorry, Doctor. Appa.
-Doctor. -Yes, Rohit?
-Your pen. -Thank you.
I've heard that 90% of coma patients never recover.
Each patient is different, Mr. Rohit.
We can't generalise everyone based on that.
No. It's been six months.
There is no progress.
What're you trying to say, Rohit?
I've heard people have started opting for euthanasia in India as well.
Is it true, Doctor?
That's something you should decide with your entire family.
-Sir, it hurts! -Speak up!
-Sir, it hurts! -Tell me now!
-Sir, it hurts! -Speak then!
Whom do you want to meet, madam?
I'm from industrialist Selvakumar Sivasankaran's family.
I need to meet Inspector Jagdeesh regarding Divya's case.
He went to Matale, madam.
The new Inspector is inside.
Wait for a while.
Masaani anna!
I asked for a coconut bun and tea. Where is it?
Hey, Kumara!
Hey, Malar.
Wouldn't you ever get tired of this coconut bun?
What do you mean?
No matter where we go,
nothing compares to dipping a coconut bun in tea and eating it.
I've been to many places and finally got posted in our town.
What's with you?
Forget it. What's the matter?
Divya, my sister-in-law.
-Do you know her? -Oh.
That suicide attempt case?
What should I do?
I want to know the status of that case, Kumara.
That's why I'm here.
I was worried about the person I'd be dealing with.
I felt at ease after seeing you here.
We decided it to be an attempted suicide case and closed it long ago.
Later, we learned that she was not dead but in a coma.
I just took charge.
She chose to leave me a voice message before taking her own life.
She said, "Meet me tomorrow."
That's why it was hard for me to get convinced, Kumara.
Can I expect your help in this matter?
It's a closed case.
I'm not sure if I can do anything officially.
But it's you whom I'm dealing with.
I'll do whatever I can unofficially.
Is that okay?
I'm sorry.
I addressed you informally because I was excited to see you again.
Hey, don't be silly.
Who else can be like this with me if not you?
Are you married?
How many kids do you have? How's your mother doing?
I never married, and Amma is and has always been the same.
I'm not sure what exactly is wrong with my star on the seventh.
It has evil eyes, I heard.
So they're looking for a girl whose horoscope matches mine.
Are you still looking for someone based on your horoscope?
Oh, dear! Please leave.
I'll study the case and call you.
Get going.
Get the grip and propel it.
Okay. I'll leave at 11 o'clock.
Okay. Check if the housekeeping lady has arrived.
And check if she has cleaned the conference room.
Akka arrived in the morning.
She finished all the chores.
She even filled the water bottles.
Is this fool buying this place?
It's such a nice place.
Why are they selling it?
Hey, why should we meddle in adult matters?
What did he say?
Useless fellow!
He's been wandering around for months.
But he couldn't entice that aunty.
Poor lady, she got comatose.
And he calls himself a man.
You're going overboard!
All right. Will you come with me for ten minutes?
-Hey! -Hey, I didn't mean it like that.
I need to go and get some money from the locker in Divya's room.
They still have you here because you take care of the ground.
Take care.
Appa, this is Krithika.
I know.
Wasn't her offer rejected the last time she came here?
She's here with a better offer than the last time, Appa.
Divya never wanted to sell this place.
She changed this land to a sports centre after a lot of struggle.
Appa... please. Not again.
Daniel also attempted to buy this place once before.
But Divya stood by her decision strongly.
Appa,
I don't have that much time.
Let's finish it soon.
She has more rights over this place than us.
Are you aware that she tried committing suicide right here?
Appa.
Wait, dear!
We must know if the client's ready to buy the place of a suicide attempt.
Rohit and Maya have no issues selling this place.
I came here, assuming they would've convinced you.
But it doesn't look like that.
You guys talk and decide on something.
I'll get back after two days.
You could've openly told us if you don't want to sell the place.
You didn't have to beat around the bush with Divya's suicide story.
It's okay if you reject the offer.
You spoke in a way that we can never approach them again.
I'm asking out of curiosity.
Can't we find anyone else except this lady to buy this place?
One in the hand is better than two in the bush, Appa.
I'm not in a hurry.
How long are you going to wait for Divya, Appa?
Your sister is not dead yet.
Yes, Krithika.
That old man said no.
What did Rohit do?
He said a lot of things to convince him.
But that oldie was unconvinced.
Daniel...
I have bought new lingerie.
Thongs.
I'll wear it for you.
Will you come over to my apartment tonight?
No, Krithika. I have some work to do.
Some other time.
-Hi, Bhoomika! -Hi!
I'll take care now.
Shall we go?
Grandma!
Did you see this?
My dear, the first prize?
Very good.
Athai, I need to talk to you.
Bhoomi dear, look after Athai for a while.
Amma and I will be back in a while.
-Amma, get me a dark chocolate. -Sweetheart.
I'll buy it.
Athai, I went to the police station yesterday.
It seems that they closed this case saying it was an attempted suicide.
Why did you go there, dear?
Isn't it something we already know?
What do you mean, Athai?
She attempted suicide at the age of 16 for a guy named Selvam.
I went there at the right time and saved her by the grace of God.
She forgot about all that and was leading a successful life.
Besides that,
she advised Rohit and me regarding Bhoomika's matter too.
And she had also sent me a voice message.
She said, "Meet me. I need to talk to you about something serious."
Why would she send me a message if she was planning to die?
Malar,
you were Divya's close friend before becoming our daughter-in-law.
This is exactly how one feels if their close ones are in trouble.
Suicide is a decision that's made out of confusion and in haste.
Did you notice one thing, Athai?
Daniel didn't even come here.
My daughter got into all this trouble only because of him.
They say a guilty conscience needs no accuser.
That's why he didn't come.
-Thanks. -Hi.
Hey.
Hey, guys.
Many more happy returns of the day.
-Thank you so much. -Thank you, Daniel.
-You should stay for dinner. -I have some work.
Sorry. I have to go.
-Are you sure? -Yeah. Very sure.
Thanks again. Thanks for coming.
My pleasure. Bye.
We should've offered him some cake maybe.
-Excuse me. -It's okay.
I'll be back.
What? Where's the fire?
A man doesn't like a woman who questions him.
What did you ask him anyway?
I can't tell you about it right now.
Go and enjoy your anniversary.
Go.
I asked you a thousand times.
I said we could move to Chennai to my parents' after the wedding.
Why don't you want to come?
I will not leave Coimbatore.
Don't ask me the same question over and over again.
Why not? Can't you leave your sports centre and come?
No.
Do you want to be with your family?
No!
What else is your problem then?
Do you have another man besides me?
Disgusting!
Bloody hell!
Coffee.
How was the meeting?
Why?
Didn't Krithika tell you?
She told me that your dad didn't agree to it.
Even I got angry when he disagreed.
But I gave it a thought later.
I feel like he did the right thing.
What happened, Rohit?
Your tune has changed.
Our town was getting a metro project.
Do you know anything about it?
We can't be sure about government projects.
You first came to bargain the price as if you were clueless.
My father rejected it back then.
And you started acting like a good person with Divya after that.
The thing is...
you learned about the metro project through minister Pazhanisamy.
And you sent Krithika with an offer, pretending it was for someone else.
The amount has increased this time.
Learning that the property's value will multiply 30 times over,
you made her strike a deal.
We, like fools, just wanted to sell the property somehow.
Look, Rohit.
This is business.
I told you I'd give you your cut.
Take it and do your job.
Divya showed me an anonymous letter.
DANIEL LOVES YOUR PROPERTY NOT YOU.
What's this?
There's no header or footer.
Who sent it?
What should I do with this non-contextual information?
You don't have to do anything.
I'll find out who's behind this.
Why did you call me if you wanted to find it out on your own?
To see if you did this.
Good joke.
They announced a metro project a few days ago.
There was no news about it later.
Did you notice it?
Okay, we'll see about that.
She suspected our town is getting a metro project.
Later, on the same day, she fell from the top floor.
Interesting coincidence, don't you think?
How am I related to Divya's fall and some upcoming metro project?
Do you know what would happen if I go to the cops?
Divya is not dead yet.
She's in a coma.
The case remains untouched.
What, Rohit?
Are you threatening me?
Do whatever you want.
I don't care.
Okay.
You wanting to make a deal for the place,
your closeness to Divya,
Divya telling me that she was suspicious of you,
and that anonymous letter.
I'll tell the cops everything.
They'll make a good decision.
Coincidences are for us, Danny.
Not for the cops.
What do you want now?
Look.
Last and final offer.
I don't want just these petty cuts.
50-50 in the profit.
Maya doesn't have to know.
Just you and I.
What's with the tent?
I'm preparing for next week's first division league match.
We're planning to sell this place.
Don't make any commitments without asking me.
Anna, Divya akka committed to this.
Make them understand her situation and stop it.
Madam, bill.
-Okay, I'll send you the money. -Okay, madam.
Appa won't let us sell this place until Divya is alive.
Okay, Anna.
Let her come back from her coma.
We can convince Appa.
Neither will he get convinced nor do I have hopes for her recovery.
Amma has consoled herself somehow.
What are you saying, Anna?
How many lives should suffer because of one life?
But...
We need to talk to the doctor and ask him to do the needful.
How long do we have to wait?
Our problems will grow bigger as the days go by.
Anna, it has only been six months.
No, Anna.
I do not consent.
What makes you think your opinion matters? Get lost.
Think about who's the reason for all these problems.
I don't think I need to remind you.
Anna.
Please.
Just come to the hospital and sign the form.
Stop talking about unwanted justice.
Amma.
Rohit, you're here.
Why were you asleep leaving the door open?
Where's Appa?
Your dad went to the farm.
He's been gone a while.
He'll be home soon.
Do you want me to bring you some coffee?
-Yeah, Amma. A strong one. -I'll be back.
Here.
We should go to our family deity's temple after Divya recovers.
We need to make offerings and pray.
Whom do you like the most among the three of us?
What kind of a question is that?
A mother treats everyone equally.
But you were short-tempered during your childhood.
You wouldn't talk to me for days if your dosa wasn't thin enough.
The younger one is also the same.
She was born at night.
She'd sleep the entire day.
And bother me all night.
So you like Divya a lot, don't you?
No, it's not like that.
She has been the responsible one since childhood.
Your dad is the one who likes her so much.
He's unable to see her like this.
That's why he keeps going out of the house.
You were beside Divya and took care of her these six months.
What's the use?
You lost sleep, and your health suffered.
But she didn't even move an eyelid.
Look, Rohit.
We shouldn't be in a hurry about such things.
Losing patience after waiting for so long isn't right.
Okay, your father must be on his way.
I need to prepare his meal.
Would you like to stay and have some food?
I have a meeting. I need to go.
Amma.
Isn't that our Blacky?
No, it's her kitten.
Was it the only survivor?
No, four out of five survived.
Must be playing somewhere here.
What happened to that one?
Cats eat one of their kittens after giving birth.
Only then do they get the strength to protect the other kittens.
That's how cats are.
That's what I'm trying to say.
Blacky saved four kittens by killing one kitten.
Keep that in mind and make a good decision.
Talk to Appa.
Not only Divya, but you have us as well.
We need a good life, Amma.
We're already spending lakhs of rupees on her treatment.
Appa is delaying selling that place, keeping Divya in mind.
No, Rohit.
This is a sin.
We don't want that sin.
Amma, this is also justice in a way.
90% of coma patients never recover.
We believe that she's alive, but that's because of the machine.
That's all.
Think about it.
What are you doing?
I'm packing Divya's dresses.
We need to get her room ready, right?
She will come here after getting discharged.
Do you still think so?
Ro...
Why are you crying?
It's nothing.
Divya will be all right soon.
Don't worry.
I really hope that she does.
That's why I was by her side day and night during these six months.
It's no use, dear.
We should think about our other children's future too.
We're their parents as well.
So?
Do you have any idea about euthanasia?
We're always worried, unaware if she's dead or alive.
She may be feeling uneasy with all those tubes and injections.
I've been praying to God to release her from this pain.
We're putting our other two children's lives at stake.
How can we think only about her?
Our family has lost its peace.
Divya is our child.
I'll not agree to it.
It's a sin.
Please.
Let me face the consequences of this sin.
All I want is to see those who are alive happy.
Is this your idea, Rohit?
No.
All of us at home have decided.
Malar!
I need to talk to you about something important.
Meet me tomorrow without fail.
I must tell you something about Daniel.