Bhaskar Sakthi

Azhagarsami loses his only source of livelihood, a horse. At the same time, during the Thiruvizha festival, the horse meant to carry the temple deity also goes missing.

In a rapidly urbanizing village, Muthiah, an electrician turned habitual drinker, struggles with his marriage and work. His hatred for North Indian workers leads to conflict with his neighbor, Sunil. Tragedy, guilt, and kindness ultimately transform Muthiah’s outlook on life.

Azhagarsami loses his only source of livelihood, a horse. At the same time, during the Thiruvizha festival, the horse meant to carry the temple deity also goes missing.

In a rapidly urbanizing village, Muthiah, an electrician turned habitual drinker, struggles with his marriage and work. His hatred for North Indian workers leads to conflict with his neighbor, Sunil. Tragedy, guilt, and kindness ultimately transform Muthiah’s outlook on life.

In a rapidly urbanizing village, Muthiah, an electrician turned habitual drinker, struggles with his marriage and work. His hatred for North Indian workers leads to conflict with his neighbor, Sunil. Tragedy, guilt, and kindness ultimately transform Muthiah’s outlook on life.