Arun is a 25-year-old vegetarian food delivery rider in Chennai, known for fainting at the sight of blood. He lives with his aging mother, Meena, in a cramped apartment. His only link to his late father, Veerabahu — a man he never met — is a rusty, sealed trunk.
When Kannabiran burns down the village temple housing the deity’s vel idol, Arun snaps. That night, he walks into Kannabiran’s fortress unarmed — except for the ancestral vel . What follows is a 10-minute single-shot action sequence where Arun, guided by the spear’s ancient memory, dismantles the entire gang without killing a single man (he still faints after the last punch).
One evening, while cleaning the trunk for money, Arun accidentally breaks the lock. Inside, wrapped in a silk cloth, lies a gleaming, palm-sized vel . The moment he touches it, a searing vision hits him: a battlefield, a roaring king, and his father wielding the same spear against a dozen men.
