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The film narrates the story of an ambitious housewife who becomes a radio jockey for a late-night relationship advice show.

She dreams of being a working woman, but since she couldn't complete her high school she cannot think of any white collar jobs.

Her elder twin sisters are always critical of her educational credentials and frequently mock her failed business ideas.

Vijji is fond of participating in and winning any and every contest around her, be it a singing competition, an athletic event or a simple lemon and spoon race.

Her husband, Balu works as a manager in a tailoring firm, which is quite a frustrating job since everyone apart from him is over the age of sixty, including the owners.

Siddhu is constantly teased by a set of students, who have expensive items like a PlayStation gaming console, etc., in school.

At the audition, Vijji is very casual and not able to control her laughter after Kumki, one of the poets at the radio station, recites the lines in a sensual manner.

Maria gives her card and asks if she would be able to do a call-in night show - where people would call her to talk about their troubles.

Just to try out, she calls a nearby grocery store, talks in a sensual accent and requests the owner to get a broom and deliver it to the Fifth floor.

They decide that she now has to leave the job and Siddhu would not stay with them because her low level of education is causing similar influence on him.

The music was programmed by Suryansh Jain, songs were mixed by Pradeep Menon and mastered by Suresh Permal at AM Studios, Chennai.

[18] Times of India has given 3.5 stars and summarized "This remake of Tumhari Sulu is an engaging entertainer that manages to retain the spirit of the original".

[1] Anjana Shekar from The News Minute wrote "Jyothika wins your heart as Viji in this comedy drama".

[19] Behindwoods said "Jyothika and Radhamohan are back with a neatly made feel good drama that you can watch with your family".

"[21] Priyanka Sundar of Hindustan Times gave it 3 out of 5 stars and wrote, "Jyotika succeeds by not giving you the opportunity to compare her to Vidya Balan at any moment.