I could see nothing except this aggressive shark.
I tore apart its fins,
punched through its ribs,
and pulled away its jaws.
Slowly it breathed its last in my hands.
What are you staring at?
You think I found a dead shark on some shore
tied it to my boat and brought it here?
Believe it or not. I don't care.
What a guy!
He couldn't hold up and blurted out the truth.
Devara's son should be a warrior.
How can Vara be so useless?
Did they ask you about it?
Why were they staring at me as if I was incapable of killing a shark?
Of course. Knowing you too well, they would.
You were so eager to tell them you brought a dead shark from another shore
even before they asked you.
-Move it now. -Hey, Vara!
I saw the ladies of your house on the Pearl shore.
They were talking to someone who claimed he saw Devara's belongings.
Hey, we heard you say that you saw Devara in the Shell Mountain last night.
Did you see him for sure?
I went to that mountain this morning to collect wood.
There were traces of cooking in one spot.
Devara was probably there in the night…
What else did you see?
Tell us the truth.
Did you see Devara?
No, my lady. There were human footprints though.
No one would dare to go there at that hour.
-I am quite certain it was Devara -You mean…
-who spent the night there. -Yesterday night…
Let's go home.
-Last night… -Let's just go home.
Come in.
Everybody in the village thinks you guys are mad.
Do you think your son has gone missing?
You are searching for him as if you lost him in a fair!
If he had left for a job, he would have returned once it was done.
Your son left because he was hell-bent upon his vow.
He will not…
Don't say that he will not return.
This body will drop dead right now.
Every single day,
I survive in the hope that he would return.
Even the sea that your son ventured into hits the shore every day.
Years have passed.
Has he come even once to visit?
He visits me in my dreams every night.
Crossing over them someday,
won't he stand right before my eyes?
He will return.
He will return for sure.
I can understand where Grandma's coming from. What's wrong with you?
Are you not yet done with somebody who has abandoned his family?
Devara didn't abandon his family when he left.
He left because he felt that these four villages were his family.
Just like the sons of Kunjara and Devara,
even Bhaira's son, Pasura, grew up to be a man.
I will come back next month.
You are not letting go of Chandrakala.
Are you going to be with her forever, Pasura?
No way!
This is only until I get Rayappa's daughter, Thangam.
I can't wait till she is mine.
Hey, Seenappa. Heard your girl got a marriage alliance?
I wanted to talk to Thanga regarding this matter.
Why should you talk to Thanga about it?
Did she find you the match?
Find the match? Well, she ruined it.
My would-be son-in-law was at the tailor's yesterday and saw your daughter, Thanga.
She looked at him coyly, blushed, and smiled.
Assuming Thanga likes him,
he wants us to postpone tomorrow's event of fixing the wedding day.
I need to find out what all this is about. Call her out.
This is something the ladies should discuss and resolve.
Let's get out of here.
I can sort this out myself. Thanga… Thanga!