Idhayam Murali (இதயம் முரளி)

Hey, this is Houston. Do you copy?

Copy Houston.

It's Christy. How's it going?

Hey, Christy, it's great to hear your voice.

Sam's family wants to connect with her immediately.

Is she nearby?

She's in the research facility.

- I'll just connect to her. - Okay, copy!

Sam, you got a call from India.

Your call has been forwarded to a...

- Brother! - Hello! Welcome, in-laws.

Son-in-law hasn't…

He's on the flight over here.

"Has Adhithi eaten? Did Adhithi get some sleep?

Did Adhithi like the arrangements? Did she like the handloom sari?"

In fact, he even inquired about you.

Oh, that's sweet of him.

You don't worry about anything. I'll handle everything.

He will be here on time.

Why don't you have a drink with me?

It's okay, not now. You carry on!

Let's go!

That was a close call!

- Come here, damn it! - Come dance with me, Uncle.

You're dancing unaware of the situation.

And you're inviting me on top of it.

Uncle, he did call, right?

No one has been answering my calls. How many times should I call them?

- When did you call them? - Since this morning.

If it's morning here, it's night out there.

It is only dawn for them now. Uncle, call them now.

Hello?

Sachin, why aren't you answering my calls?

- Who are you? - Huh? FBI!

- Haven't you left for the wedding yet? - Who is getting married?

Bloody sinners! Are you guys drunk?

Uncle!

What are you guys doing?

The wedding is tomorrow. And I don't see that you guys are serious about it.

Is this how you behave?

How could you guys be so irresponsible?

Everyone here is stressed out.

For God's sake, get here soon. Please!

Uncle, it's my responsibility to bring Idhaya to the wedding.

Please hang up.

- Hey, where's Idhaya? - Idhaya?

Idhaya!

Where the hell is Idhaya? Idhaya!

- Hey, Idhaya? - Let me check upstairs.

- Idhaya! - Idhaya!

Hey!

O Heart of mine.

Oh, my God! Look at him.

We're getting late for the flight. Why aren't you guys ready yet?

Buddy, that's the spirit!

- My best friend is getting married. - Yay!

What are you guys waiting for?

We only have two hours for the flight. Scram!

Oh, damn, let's get ready soon.

I've found my way to you.

Instead of packing, why are you throwing it down?

Quickly pack up. We're getting late.

Hey, throw that away.

Here you go!

Your misguided thoughts Left me drowning in sorrow.

Like nectar in every flower, My heart seeks you every day.

Butterflies are fluttering.

A game of hide-and-seek is on.

Everything looks lush and green.

Everything looks lush and green.

Butterflies are fluttering.

A game of hide-and-seek is on.

Everything looks lush and green.

Beautiful birds circle in our sight.

O Heart of mine.

You're one of a kind.

O Heart of mine.

My throbbing love.

Hey, you work out, right?

- Hand it to me. - Thanks!

- Where's the huge bag? - Hey, I did not bring it.

- You never asked me to. - Why do you do this, Priya?

I regret bringing you guys on business class.

- Oh, God! - Sir, please sit down.

- Aren't they supposed to serve us juice? - Sir, please sit down.

Ma'am, please!

- Hey, where are you going? - I'm going to the loo.

- Do I need permission for it? - Prabhu, go with him.

- He might jump off the plane. - Two cannot fit in there.

Fine, I'll adjust.

Hey, fool! Fool!

- Did you board the flight or not? - What?

Bloody dirty pants. Peg yourself to be a great actor?

- Hello? - I'll rip you apart.

What's with the hello? The wedding is tomorrow!

If you don't make it here, you're as good as dead.

Send me a picture of you sitting on the flight.

If the wedding gets called off…

Give me the phone.

Phone?

I can't give you my phone, sir.

It contains a lot of personal information.

I don't want your phone. Give me back my phone.

I'm so sorry. Same phone and same color.

Is your uncle very short-tempered?

Uncle? Did my uncle call?

Did you answer the call?

He yelled at me in colorful words.

He said he'd kill you if you didn't make it to the wedding tomorrow.

Sir, ask him why he's here when his wedding is tomorrow.

I understand!

You're looking for a scapegoat to narrate your flashback.

- Am I right? - No, sir.

I'm not the man for it. Please find someone else.

- Sir, the others here are foreigners. - Yes, sir.

Our story is rooted in the native. Only you'd be the right match.

I'm going to watch TV.

Sir, they offered an $800 coupon because the TV is not working.

Didn't they offer you?

It's okay. I'll read a book.

Sir, that's a guide manual.

You have no choice but to listen to our story.

- Yes, sir. - Sir,

you're tailored to listen to a flashback.

Wearing shades, a suit, and sitting next to us.

Sir, it's a love story. And it's very interesting.

It'll be a time-pass for you. And a venting session for us.

Sir, even the supporting actor has two love stories.

- Hear us out, sir. - Yes, sir.

What's the run-time?

Sir, the first half runs for 1 hour and 23 minutes.

But the second half is trimmed to 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Sir, we can complete the movie within 2 hours and 43 minutes.

Start the film, guys!

We're a mix of 80s and 90s kids.

We're the last chapter of a slower, gentler world.

Before the world began to race, even doing nothing felt like happiness.

Back then, happiness was simple.

Lying on the rooftop, gazing at the sky.

Even though it's not much, our hearts were lighter.

Friends were not profile pictures or status updates.

But the one who knocks on the door to call out to play.

No cafe latte or filter coffees.

Five bucks Popsicle, and two bags of Lays.

That was our world.

Even cycling felt like we were the King and Queen.

When the street lights come on, it's time to get back home.

The lights coming on were our deadline.

But the same lights were our childhood guardian.

When technology advanced, we embraced and adjusted to it.

Right from the ringing of landlines to this generation's seen status.

But our world wasn't a virtual one.

The scent of rain and sand,

open playgrounds, our mother's voice calling out to us…

Those were our ring-tones.

Back then, life wasn't loud but light.

We're bearing both versions of the world.

From the time when VHS tapes gave us irreplaceable memories.

We'll never get those days back.

However, it hasn't left us.

They're still alive in us.

It's alive in our smile, memories…

That indescribable feeling when an old song slows your heartbeat.

We're the last simple generation.

But we're the first magic generation.

Hey, Idhaya, hot water is ready. Quickly take a shower.

Uncle, let me watch some more TV and then take a shower.

How long will you wear these dirty pants without taking a shower?

- Uncle, let me watch TV for some time. - Stop watching TV up close.

I don't have parents.

But I have my uncle.

He's everything for me.

Why are you guys late?

- I woke up late, dude. - Run! Run!

- Me too. - Once again, they're late to school.

- Come. - Sir!

The last bell has rung, and everyone is rushing in.

But you guys are happily taking your time.

In our school lives, we all have one favorite teacher.

Affectionate, caring, and close to us.

Yes, beautiful, too.

And that's what Geetha teacher meant to me.

My English teacher.

Prabhu, my tooth came off.

Then rush and bury it without anyone knowing.

Why?

Only then will a new tooth grow.

Are you guys telling the truth?

Why? Aren't you aware of it?

I don't know.

Hey, don't eat the seeds. A tree will grow inside your stomach.

Are you guys telling the truth?

- Hey, he's got twin swirls on his head. - Yes!

That means he'll marry two wives.

Are you guys telling the truth?

Good morning, students!

Good morning, teacher!

In this year's annual day event, who is willing to participate?

Hey, don't raise your hands.

It'll be humiliating on the stage.