An outdated tale, the story begins on the backdrop of Kancheepuram where two friends Achuthan Kutty (suresh) and Najeeb (mukesh) who run an event management company have now turned rivals. Apparently, Najeeb elopes with Kutty's sister Aathira and starts his own event management company. Due to this, he decides to stay single for the rest of his life. Since then, both Najeeb and Aathira decide to work ways and means to ensure that Kutty gets married. The story takes a turn when both take a contract to execute the wedding of Meenakshi in the town and this is a grand gala event. Meenakshi is getting married to her cousin Saravanan and he is the son of Varadaraja Mudaliar (jagathy). However, a twist of event occurs and both Kutty and Najeeb become the key members of the wedding. What happens after that forms the rest of the story.

The director has come up with a routine storyline and though the presentation was alright, the narrative was not impressive. The dialogues were just okay, script was plain and the screenplay was not effective. Music could have been better and cinematography was neat. Editing also was crisp at many places but then it is the attempt to bring in comedy that did not work out really. Art department deserves a special mention for a fabulous job, costumes were apt. Coming to the cast, Suresh Gopi could have done it a lot better while Mukesh was neat with his work. Jagathy was regular, Muktha was sizzling, the real show stealers were debutantes Pooja and Nanda Kishore. The others were just okay.

The storyline of the film was the main drawback and the audience has seen stuff like this several times before. While the first half goes about with the tales of friendship and the regular stuff, the second half takes a turn and it takes a while for the film to enter the climax. The comedy track was unnecessary and amateur. There is nothing new in the plot or the content that can engage the audience so it wont be long before this will fizzle at the box office.