You have wrecked my daughter's life, and you are happily washing your hair?
I didn't wreck her life. In fact, I saved her from misery.
My smile made him drool and he asked you to stop the wedding with your daughter.
Just imagine…
Had he seen me like this,
he would have left her even after marriage.
How is he a good match?
Please go and explain this to your daughter clearly.
I don't think she will let any girl of her age get married.
Keep her under control or this will cause a lot of problems.
Thanga, how many will you try this on?
What will you get out of ruining everybody's alliance?
Mom! What do our girls from the village actually want?
Everybody wants a simple and uncomplicated husband.
But I want a macho man for myself.
Thanga wants a warrior who will make her erupt.
If I miss someone like that and he becomes someone else's
what would happen to me?
If the other girls wait till I find my man,
what do they have to lose?
Why are the fruits so spoilt?
You hit me because my hand touched you?
It's because you laid your hand on me.
It will be my hands on you someday anyway.
How many times do I tell you, Seenu?
I will consider you only if I don't get Vara.
Can you not wait a bit for me?
His family is pressuring him to marry his cousin.
Once he is clear about you, he can give her some clarity too.
Yes!
Hey, Metta!
With the sun kissing my hair every day on the sea, my hair has turned red.
Does it look fine?
You should be turning red with smooches from girls,
but here you are talking about the sun or the moon kissing!
What nonsense is this?
What are you mad about?
What happened? Why are you angry?
-Nothing new. -Uncle, one tea.
He saw Valli and went to fool around with her.
She said she won't decide until things get clear from your end.
Come to a conclusion about that girl, Thanga
so that our lives will get some clarity.
Till then Valli will have her eyes on you.
Knowing she likes me, how can you marry her, man?
She only has her eyes on you. She is not on you, right?
Yuck! Disgusting fellow!
What is disgusting about being romantic?
Hey, Chennamma! Hasn't your grandson recovered yet?
Are you still using medication?
If the bad omen on this village is lifted, there will be no more illness.
Medicine is not going to help.
Without using medicines, why carry such stupid superstitions?
What did I say? Why did the old lady glare at me?
If Devara were here, he would win the Ayudha puja fight,
carry the weapons on his head,
and cleanse the hamlet of its bad omen and bewitchment.
That's her belief.
Someone born of such noble blood is ignorant of the value of our weapons.
It's our misfortune… That's what her look says.
If the West side dwellers come, give them the boat and collect the money.
I heard Chitranga made a big ruckus.
Strangely, instead of marrying Vara, you are looking everywhere else.
He only got his dad's looks. Not his courage.
Oh, really?
He is always so naive and timid.
How can I get along with him?
When I see my man even from a distance,
-Thanga's heart, from deep inside, must… -Erupt and overflow.
Thanga, if you don't decide about Vara, things will get complicated.
That guy Metta Seenu is fiddling with me wherever he finds me.
Why didn't you slap him?
How could I slap him?
If she suddenly takes a fancy to Vara and takes off with him,
Seenu will be my only option.
Then you should give him your consent.
How could I?
If she ends up disliking Vara, won't he fall between the cracks?
Damn! How disgusting! If she turns down Vara,
you want to go ahead with him.
If she accepts Vara,
Seenu is waiting to warm up to you.
-Oh, God! -How would you understand this, sister?
Just a year after you came of age, you were married off.
You can afford to say anything.
We are in our youth but sadly with no companion.
Two days ago, when they were returning from fishing on the sea,
a shark had leaped onto their boat,
and Vara apparently jumped into the sea and killed it with his bare hands.
Who? Was it our Vara?
Yes! Seemingly, he also dragged the dead shark to the shore himself.
He has it in him.
He definitely has it in him. I know!
He does have something. I have known him since we were kids.
He has it in him.