Plot
Vishva (Prashanth) spends his time hanging out with Charlie to avoid his mother (Ambika) who always quarrels with his dad (Manivannan). To find peace, he plays tricks on others. Among the victims is Jothi (Isha Koppikar). The story moves to London, where Prasanth visits Princess Diana's grave and leaves a beautiful poem behind. At the same time, Isha too visits the grave and leaves a note after reading the poem. Then begins a warm relationship between Isha Koppikar and Prashanth without seeing each other.
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