Pettaikaali

Pandi, a chivalrous young man who always takes pride in taming bulls, becomes resolute to tame the bull of the village’s big shot Selvasegaran, despite being told not to, oblivious to the repercussions of his impulsive act.

Selvasegaran’s ego is severely triggered as Pandi tames the bull. After being tamed by Pandi, the bull’s sorrowful death irks Selvasegaran and his family even more. Selvasegaran swears to avenge Pandi and retain his ravaged pride. Meanwhile, Selvasegaran’s son Veerasegaran decides to use the dispute to his advantage and overthrow his father.

Meenakshi’s brother, a trusted ally of Selvasegaran rants and raves about Selvasegaran’s supremacy and undignified behaviour to his son and Veerasegaran confides in him about how he also despises his narcissistic father. They both conclude to overthrow him, using Pandi as a pawn.

Meenakshi’s unexpected pregnancy enrages Selvasegaran. He vows to kill that child. Veerasegaran’s wicked plans to overthrow his father continues to unfold. In addition to this, Thenmozhi decides to make her bull Kaali participate in the forthcoming Jallikattu.

Kaali is nowhere to be found and the whole family especially Thenmozhi is upset, out of nowhere she receives a call from Parthiban. Veerasegaran spins a wicked plan. Meanwhile, Parthiban develops feelings for Thenmozhi.

Muthaiya confronts Veerasegaran about the shady activities he has been indulged in and animosity flares up among them. Thenmozhi says to Parthiban that she’ll marry the man who tames her bull Kaali and desperate Parthiban tries to accomplish this gnarly task in a tricky way, oblivious to the terrible consequences.