[1] Sridhar is a final year management degree student and gets selected for post grad studies in United States.

Preeti is moving to town, as her brother Kumar is an IPS officer who has been transferred from Bombay on special deputation.

Sridhar's elder brother-in-law was a Government civil engineer, who has been in prison on false corruption charges, for a collapsed bridge.

Sridhar's gang participates in an inter-college football match and wins the cup.Sridhar's mother suffers yet another heart attack and Preeti's father admits her in the hospital.

Kumar and his men raid the godowns of the contractor involved, and find waste quality materials in his stock.

S. P. B. Charan and Venkat Prabhu were replaced by Mano and Unnikrishnan in the Telugu version of the song "Oru Nanban Irundhal".

Malathi Rangarajan from The Hindu wrote that "certain scenes have appreciable depth while some are downright superficial and predictable", and that the film was "absorbing in parts, spontaneous in spurts, natural at times and clichéd now and then".

[5] Karthiga Rukmanykanthan of the Sri Lankan newspaper Daily News labelled it as "strictly for youth" and a "perfect choice".

[6] Malini Mannath of Chennai Online wrote, "The first half is colourful and lively, the takings slick, and stylish, though there’s a sense of Déjà vu throughout.

[7] A critic from Sify wrote that "The campus scenes in the first half are lewd with double meaning dialogues which are sure to make the family audience squirm in their seats.

A.R Rahman’s peppy music has not been utilised by the director who has simply copied Shankar’s picturisation (Jeans, Boys).