Why're you here at this time, Divya?
What happened on the day I fell off the balcony, Maya?
I've spoken to Rohit.
He confessed everything to me.
What happened that day?
Divya, it's just...
Will you tell me or not?
I learnt a secret about you on the day you fell.
Can't you ring the bell?
I thought you would've gone to meet Daniel.
That's why I brought the keys.
I didn't go because I wasn't in a good mood.
Today's collection.
I came over to keep it in the safe.
That's it?
I took some of it,
but I'll return it.
Oh, right.
How much money did you take until now without my knowledge?
Are you calling me a thief?
We earn Rs. 50,000 in our centre every day.
You can see the receipts.
Ever since you sat at the reception to help me,
we've been getting Rs. 40,000 on average.
Don't you think I'd know?
Do you know what would happen if Appa got to know?
Your job is only to complain about other people.
Do you think you're a saint?
Did you assume that I wouldn't know about your deeds?
You secretly purchased an apartment in the name of your new lover.
That too in the outskirts of the city.
I've already read the agreement.
That's my personal matter, Maya.
You don't have anything to do with it.
What did you call me?
You humiliated me by calling me a thief.
What's this then?
You've been sending money to your new lover every month secretly.
Whom should I tell this to first?
Should I tell Daniel or Appa?
Actually, it's better to tell Appa.
Maya!
This is none of your business.
When he learns that his favourite daughter
is secretly in love with someone while already having a lover,
I want to look at his reaction.
Maya, I don't owe you any explanation.
Give it to me at once.
Are you scared, Divya?
You always tell me that I'm depressed
and my life's all screwed up.
You insult me by calling me the bad girl.
You aren't any better than me.
I'll be satisfied if this town knows that you're even worse than me.
Hey, give it to me.
How'd Appa react on knowing your new boyfriend is a minor?
My sister is a paedophile.
I would go tell everyone that you assault children sexually.
Was it just this one boy or everyone from the centre?
With Jeeva?
Me?
I can't believe it.
When did you ever speak the truth?
I'm tired of hiding the truth, Divya.
I can't lie anymore!
How could I? With Jeeva?
Rohit and I shouldn't have hidden anything from you.
That's the biggest mistake I have ever made.
You renovated the sports centre a few days ago.
And that too for Jeeva.
You smartly stayed in the sports centre
so that you can call him whenever you feel like it, right?
What are you two doing here?
Don't you feel ashamed?
Maya!
You're drunk and have no control over your words.
That's how I'll talk.
Enough, Maya!
Does it mean that you were acting fake with me all this while, Maya?
Disgusting!
Why should I trust you now?
You don't have any evidence.
Everyone but you knows about the relationship you have with Jeeva.
Have a word with Jeeva.
Think about how he behaved with you all these days.
Ma'am,
don't you feel anything?
Daniel!
Out, please.
What do you want?
Do you know who mixed penicillin in Divya's medicine?
Krithika.
My neighbour noticed her sneaking in and out of my house for two days.
She tried to kill my sister! That fucking bitch.
If it turns out that you're connected to this matter,
I'll kill you both.
You'd get that sports centre only if Divya died
and that's why I will say that you pushed her.
What link do you have with minister Pazhanisamy?
I give you ten more days.
If you fail to finish it by then, I'll deal with it my way.
I don't want a commission.
50-50 in the profit.
You bloody cheat!
Tell me, Daniel.
I want to meet you.
That metro project, Daniel, Rohit and you.
How many lies and deceptions!
Hey! What did Divya ever do to you?
She's the only one in this family who runs the business with me.
You couldn't stand it.
Right?
Divya learned everything the day she fell, Appa.
But...
she forgot everything after coming out of her coma.
So?
Weren't you satisfied with whatever you did earlier?
Hey...
It is, after all, a property.
You made so many plans to take it away from her.
I'll not let that bastard Daniel get away after pushing Divya off.
I'll not spare him.
I'll deal with him personally.
Daniel didn't push Divya, Appa.
It wasn't Daniel who was with Divya that night.
Oh.
So...
it was you who was with Daniel the night Divya fell, right?
Appa! Do you also think like that?
I'm not such a nasty person to have an affair with my sister's fiancé.
-Get that first. -Blah! Shut up, Maya.
The people close to us are always the ones to backstab us.
All of you, just slit my throat.
I'll not let it go, Maya. I won't!
I'm not letting anyone get away with it.
-Appa. -Rascals.
Appa, one minute. Please!
What?
An apology drama?
To hell with you!
Appa.
I... I wasn't with Daniel that day.
I was with Divya.
You smartly stayed in the sports centre
so that you can invite him whenever you feel like it, right?
What are you two doing here?
Don't you feel ashamed?
Maya!
You're drunk and have no control over your words.
That's how I'll talk!
Enough, Maya!
Hey.
I panicked and called Rohit.
Rohit knows everything, Appa.
Divya...
Did you...
Mama.
They took Rohit to the Race Course police station.
The inspector is my close friend.
But he isn't answering my calls.
I'm scared, Mama.
Please help me.
You... don't worry, dear.
I'll take care of it.
Appa?
What happened, Appa?
Rohit got arrested.
It's all because of you!
You!
How is this possible?
You'll guide everyone from the shadows from the start
and make them dance to your tunes.
But you'll keep looking innocent.
How is that possible?
Have you been this way since birth?
Or did you develop it along the way?
Do you think this is an episode of Bigg Boss?
Your misdeeds have come to light, Rohit.
Ashraf, Ilango and then Daniel.
Based on the information they gave us,
we'll provide you with royal treatment in the lock-up.
So, do you want to confess of your own accord,
or should we put you in the lock-up and make you confess?
I've been calm all this while only because you're Malar's husband.
Should I tell her about you now?
Don't stress me out.
Just tell us the truth.
You can't get away.
Sir,
I have done nothing wrong.
Oh!
Is that why you hired goons to attack Ilango?
And mixed allergy-causing tablets with Divya's medicines?
And is that why you tried to close the sports centre deal?
All evidence is pointing towards you.
Sir, don't go inside.
Sir! Sir, please wait. Listen to me, sir.
Inspector,
let Rohit go.
He is innocent.
Maya was the one who pushed Divya off the terrace.
-You should be interrogating her. -Appa!
I am sure.
Why, Appa?
Sir,
that was an accident, sir.
Maya.
Maya!
Come on.
Are the cops going to arrest me?
-Nothing like that will happen. -Save me, Anna.
Relax! I'll handle it.
I'll handle it.
-Come on. -No.
-Wait-- -What is it?
I'll surrender myself to the police.
Have you gone mad?
I said I'll take care of it.
-Calm down. Just relax. -No!
Let me die too!
Let me go. Let go of me, Anna!
Maya!
Stop!
Relax!
Cool down.
Hello? TKS Hospital?
Maya is short-tempered.
She's undergoing treatment for that.
She already has depression issues, sir.
She called me when she was clueless.
Her mental health will be damaged if she gets arrested.
That's why I wanted to save her.
So, I typed the goodbye message on the laptop
as if it was Divya's suicide note.
Maya is a child, sir.
She can't handle all this.
Please... Please save her.
That's when she told me that Jeeva was my secret lover.
What? Jeeva?
And then I headed to the balcony.
This is where I stood.
Maya was behind me.
I'll drink whenever I want.
This is where the argument started.
Maya, just go away.
That's how I'll talk!
Enough, Maya!
She pushed me in return.
And I fell.
Maya's telling the truth.
Did you really have an affair with Jeeva?
Divya.
Divya is your sister.
She is your blood.
How did you even think of killing her while she was in a coma?
You were scared that the truth would come to light if she woke up.
If she'd died while comatose,
you would've sold the centre for a huge profit.
That was your bloody plan, wasn't it?
Since when did you become this disgusting?
Sorry, Appa.
Sorry, sorry, sorry!
Maya also said the same thing.
You'll commit all the sins you want
and expect me to forgive you just like that.
No. No way!
That will never happen.
Because of you...
Go ahead.
Why did you stop?
Scold me for being a disappointment.
Hit me and disown me!
That's what you've been doing since childhood.
Why did you stop now?
Yes, I lied.
I planned to sell the sports centre.
I brainwashed everyone for it.
But why did I do that?
I never knew what bravery meant since I was born.
I forgot how to open up because of the way you scolded me, Appa.
My existence doesn't matter.
I should always do what you tell me.
Shouldn't I have an opinion?
Whatever you think is right should be right for me as well.
Did you ever leave me on my own?
Hey, Rohit.
Don't blame me for your mistakes.
What makes you think I raised you in the wrong way?
Great school, great college, great job.
I did everything a father should do for his son.
Don't blame me for your degenerate character.
No.
Raising a child blindly is not enough.
You should know what they want and what their character is.
You enforced your values upon me.
You wanted me to become like you.
You only want us to do what you say.
Only Divya is like you among the three of us.
That's why you took good care of her.
I wanted help when I got kicked out of the sports centre.
You kicked me out like a stray dog.
You didn't show any compassion towards me.
-Never did you stand by me. -Rohit.
Think about why I kicked you out of the sports centre for a minute.
I just did what a Chief Executive Officer should do.
You're saying so much now.
But you stole a lot of money from the company and betrayed me.
Was that right?
Hey, I wanted to feel proud of my son.
But what you did was wrong.
You did everything you wanted.
Do you want me to praise you for it?
I'm not here to justify what I did.
I've been your slave for 40 years.
That's why I turned out like this.
Not once did I get your affection.
You've been comparing me with Divya throughout my childhood.
You're the reason I don't have even a bit of affection for Divya.
It's all because of you.
Let me give you new reasons to hate me.
I've started gambling again.
Malar left,
taking Bhoomika with her.
Is it enough? Come on, lay it on me.
Let's go!
I'm sorry for everything that has happened, Divya.
I might've looked like a selfish person to you.
-But-- -Did you know I had a secret affair?
Affair?
Maya told me.
I feel that it could be true.
You denied it every time I asked you.
We've been lying to each other, Daniel.
-Since the beginning. -Who is it?
Jeeva.
The guy who works at your centre?
I doubt that the relationship Jeeva and I had could be true.
Were we happy?
I was happy.
I'm happy now as well.
Don't you feel anything, ma'am?
-What happened? -I'll explain it to you later.
I have to go.
Valli!
Where's Jeeva?
I need to talk to him urgently.
His phone is switched off. Where did he go?
It's been two days since Jeeva came to the centre, madam.
I have no idea where he went.
Looking pretty today.
Thanks.
-Can I come in? -Yeah. Come in.
Are you still angry with me?
I was. But I guess I'm not angry anymore.
I need to ask you about something openly.
Why are you doing this, Krithika?
I'm possessive of you, Daniel.
I thought you'd stay with me if I threatened you with the receipts.
What if Divya had died as a result of the allergy tablets' reaction?
What would you have done?
No way.
The potency of the tablets I mixed is very less.
She'll just have breathing problems and rashes.
I knew that they won't kill her.
There are lots of ways to kill Divya.
Would I kill her using an allergy tablet, after all?
But you accused me in the anonymous letter you sent to Divya.
Come on, Daniel. You deserve me.
Not Divya or Maya.
You went to Rohit's house to mix the allergy tablets, right?
Their neighbour noticed you.
They are ready to be the witness as well.
"I was there to meet Rohit, but his house was locked, so I went back."
I can easily escape saying this.
The police can't prove anything.
I didn't leave any clue, Daniel.
They can't even connect me to it.
But you just agreed to it now.
What? Do you have a recorder in your pocket?
Is everything recorded?
What do you think?
Would everything have got recorded?
The cops wouldn't have any doubts, right?
Daniel, what do you mean?
One, two, three.
Thanks for confessing, dear.
What now?
Keep walking. Let's go to your in-laws' house.
Nobody can beat the punctuality of the Coimbatore police.
They showed up at the right time.
-They'll be here. -Appa?
What happened, Appa?
Why are the cops...
Divya,
we're here to arrest Maya for trying to kill you.
Maya?
Murder?
Oh, Inspector. I guess you got it wrong.
I don't know why Rohit said that.
What happened the other day was an accident.
I remembered it yesterday.
I was taking a call on my balcony.
My phone slipped, so I tried catching it and fell.
That's all.
Maya is not related to it.
It's clear that none of you wants Maya to get arrested in this case.
She didn't do anything wrong, Inspector.
How can you arrest her for Rohit's lie?
You should ask him why he said that.
What, Rohit?
I'll be on my way, Malar.
There's nothing to do here anymore.
I'll get going. Hey, come on.
Akka!
You're always my little sister.
I'll not let anything happen to you.
I have one final thing to learn from Amma.
Amma, where's Jeeva?
I'm repeating myself again.
Your happiness and peace matter the most to me, dear.
Will you tell me or not, Amma?
I know, Divya.
Jeeva's going to London.
Amma sent him.
The flight to Bangalore is at 9:30 p.m.
He's going to London from there.
What is it, Vadivu?
Do you want to ask me anything?
Yes, sir.
What's this, sir?
Sadly, this case ended without turning interesting.
Yes, Vadivu.
At times, bigger cases also end on a sentimental note.
This is life.
I've seen many such cases.
But I just have one question.
What is it, sir?
It's about the relationship between Jeeva and Divya.
They've never talked about it.
Jeeva is going abroad.
How would Divya know about it?
Hello?
Hello, Jeeva?
Jeeva, where are you?
Ma'am, it's...
Jeeva, I know you have a flight at 9 o'clock to Bangalore.
You'll be going to London from there.
I'm at the Coimbatore departure terminal.
Come outside. I need to talk to you about something important.
No, ma'am.
No need, ma'am.
Please, Jeeva.
Just for five minutes.
I'll not stop you from going to London after that.
I wouldn't be able to handle it if I missed you now.
Please, Jeeva.
Okay, ma'am. I'm coming.
Sir.
Only the woman has answers to all that.
Every woman has that special feeling within.
No matter where they are or what they do,
that feeling stays alive in their hearts.
Do you know what it's called?
It's "the feel."
I mean touch.
Jeeva,
I don't know what happened between us.
But I'm one of the reasons for your situation now.
I'm sorry.
Do you still not feel anything for me, ma'am?
I get it, ma'am.
You can never force emotions.
I've hurt you a lot, haven't I?
No, ma'am.
It was all my fault.
I was the one who came to you.
I guess I got along with you emotionally.
I...
Since childhood,
we're able to sense a person's intention through their touch, sir.
One touch is all it takes, sir,
for us to understand
whether it's safe or dangerous.
It's the same with Divya, sir.
Even if she doesn't regain her memories,
no matter how many years it takes,
Just that one touch is enough, sir.
She would find out whatever it is.
Jeeva?
You're my son.
My baby!
Amma.
Don't tell anyone, Amma.
I'll not tell anyone, dear.
Please don't tell Appa about it.
He'll start hating me.
Okay, I won't.
Amma.
Jeeva?
My dear!
Amma.
One touch is enough, sir.
Even if they don't remember anything,
they'll surely know if it is their father, son, lover, brother,
a good or a bad person, sir.
That's a woman's boon, sir.
We can't make you understand.
But our calculations never go wrong.
You rocked it just as usual.
Now,
do you understand what it means?
I feel like never letting go of this hand ever.
I want to hold your hands and walk with you until I die.
Okay, sir?
You could've told me about it earlier, Lakshmi.
There was no need to hide it for so long.
How did you feel when you found out that Rohit started gambling again?
What about when you learned that Maya pushed Divya?
Those things are different, Lakshmi.
It's all the same.
I know you can't accept some things.
When Divya gave birth to that baby,
she was only 16.
That man didn't love her.
She didn't get the affection she expected from him.
She didn't understand it back then.
Divya and I hid it from you fearing you and your anger.
It was wrong.
I wasn't even brave enough to talk equally to you.
We've just been parents to our children.
We forgot to be their friends or mentors.
Thanks, Lakshmi.
Thanks.
Shall we go?
Okay, Amma.