The film is based on the Tamil epic Silappatikaram, written by Ilango Adigal.

[4] The film is based on the Tamil epic Silappatikaram written by Ilango Adigal.

Meanwhile, the ceremony of appointing the court dancer Madhavi as the princess of the Chola kingdom was held at this time.

After the appointment of Madhavi as the princess of the kingdom by the king, he gave her permission to choose anyone as her husband among the dignitaries.

Because of these reasons, disputes had been created among them and Kovalan ends his relationship with Madhavi and reunites with Kannagi.

After all, they only have Kannagi's golden ruby-encrusted anklets which are valuable and they are subjected to the sight of the people in the city of Puhar.

Hearing the story of her father and mother at a young age, Manimekala becomes dissatisfied with her normal life.

The cunning goldsmith rushes to the palace and tells the king that he caught the thief who stole the royal anklet, falsely framing Kovalan.

After Kovalan is brought to the palace, the king orders his men to execute him without thinking twice and the due procedures.

But the anguished Kannagi storms into the palace court and throws the anklet with such force that it breaks open.

Due to her utmost pure chastity, A spark of fire appears and kills the king, the queen, and everyone in Madurapura.

The soundtrack of the film is composed by Rohana Weerasinghe, with lyrics written by Sunil Ariyarathna and Praneeth Abeysundara.