Saravanan manages to escape from the criminals with Deepak's body and the ambulance. However, it is revealed that the family is fake and that the mafia has actually paid the old man to dispose of the dead body in the forests, which turns out to be Deepak's. He is asked to drive a mourning family, led by an old man ( Nassar), and the dead body of what appears to be a family relative.
When Saravanan's father has a heart attack and is unable to provide for the family, he realizes that he can drive his father's ambulance and thus earn money legitimately. She calls Saravanan, who is smitten by her despite only hearing her voice, and persuades him to try and get a real job. Neena, however, finds Saravanan an interesting character, and feels that if she can change his behavior, that story would produce an interesting script that her producer would accept. Neena and her friends hear about Saravanan, and when they follow him, they begin to see his misdeeds. Neena ( Aanchal Munjal) is an aspiring screenwriter who is looking for a good script to write to get accepted by her film producer ( Manobala). He spends his time drinking and hanging out with his friends. Meanwhile, Saravedi Saravanan ( Nakul) is a failing actor who has to cheat women he pretends to fall in love with and cheat business owners in fake "sponsorship deals" to earn enough money to get by. However, Rajarathinam and Deepak are killed by mafia members before they can reveal the heinous crimes and the institutional corruption that led to the mafia developing. The investigations of a crime reporter named Deepak (Askar Ali) reveal that the fire was started by an organ trafficking mafia to cover up the fact that they had harvested the organs of the mentally handicapped patients, and he relays this information to Rajarathinam and his assistant Janaki ( Anjali Rao). A fire starts at a recently renovated mental asylum, which was inaugurated by Health Minister Rajarathinam ( Thalaivasal Vijay) to improve mental healthcare, burning 38 patients to their deaths.
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