Bhavani's Wedding Plans

Metti Oli
Rajam reveals to the four brothers-in-law that Harsha's mother is a thief. The four go to Harsha's college and ask him. He readily accepts that his mother is a kleptomaniac, which is why his father divorced his mother and married someone else.

The four are suprised by this cool answer, and ask if he cared that people knew this. He says his mother is the most important person in his life, even if he had to lose Bhavani, that would be ok.

Selvam is still in Alagarpuram. They phone him and ask him to check if Bhavani would feel bad if the marriage fell through. After this and that, she says she has no special affection for Harsha. This is conveyed back to the Gang of Four. They ask Harsha if he would lose any sleep if the marriage fell through. He says not at all -- he wanted to marry a Tamil girl, and there wasn't anyone else in Singapore. Now that he was in Madras, not a problem, there were plenty of Tamil girls. Not a problem. They are shocked, but tell him to forget Bhavani hereafter. My guess -- Bhavani for Selvam.

Selvi

Ranjini back at Devarajan's place. They give her more gifts (this time jewelry). The girl Maya disdains scents, jewelry, etc. When she returns home, she finds GJ talking with his subordinates about some labor problems. He says Selvi will hereafter be incharge of everything. Ranjini objects, saying Selvi might swindle him, as she did with the shop. GJ says, "I know who did what in the shop, and it wasn't Selvi".

At Andavan's hotel, a few goondas enter his room and threaten him. After they seem to be in control, his assistant pulls out a gun and turns the tables on the head goonda.


Manaivi
Krishnaveni advises Kalpana to try and patch up with Arasu. She is disgusted with the suggestion. She is outraged when K asks if she wants no patch-up with Arasu because she is interested in Krishna Kumar.

Girija opens a new mess in Sriperumbudur. Invits financier Manoharan to open the mess. He tries to drop some indecent hints. She reminds him of his wife and his duties to her. He returns a changed man.

Shanmugasundaram is very sentimental and apologetic to Ranganathan (Krishnaveni's father) when he discovers how much Ranganathan has helped his daughter-in-law .