David feels very bad for behaving rudely with Sundari and he apologizes to her for his acts. Sundari does not want to lose her life without enjoying it and she cannot tolerate the hard feelings of her family and hence she came out uninformed. She was treated and discharged from the hospital however, she was diagnosed with some brain disorder which requires a major operation for survival, which does not guarantee to save her life. Sundari met with an accident a few days ago. When David asks for the reason, he informs him that Sundari is counting her last days. He immediately rushes to inform her father about her whereabouts. Sundari understands about David and tells him that all her pranks were meant only to make people happy and not to hurt them and apologizes him if she had hurt him in any way and treats her injury as her birthday gift by David.ĭavid's friend Alex visits his home and recognizes Sundari who is the friend of his sister. But Sundari gets injured when bursting his crackers and David gets satisfied that his plan worked. David presents her a set of crackers which delights her. Sundari invites David for the Deepavali festival combined with her birthday party. This further angers him and waits for a time for him to come. He manages to steal the sunglasses, but finds that Sundari played a prank on him. David wants to get revenge her by stealing the glasses and look her without her clothes as she did to him. David is shocked by that and runs away from her view. She visits his house to request him and pranks him that the sunglasses which she wears make the wearing person to see only the body of the person and not their clothes.
Sundari wanted a yellow rose pot for her garden and finds out that David has one. Poongavanthamma removes the much troubling doorbell as her desire got fulfilled by Sundari's arrival. Sundari also realises how affectionate her grandmother is towards her at many points. From then on, Poongavanthamma and Sundari become intimate with each other. Sundari promises her grandmother that she will never leave her alone no matter who calls her. This made her frustrated and angry as her waiting for 17 years to hear the door bell rung by her granddaughter did not happen. Since 17 years, neither Sundari nor her father visited her home.
She also had an unsuccessful legal attempt to get the custody of her granddaughter as she is too old to take care of a child. After the death of her daughter, she pleaded to get back the child from her son-in-law, to which he refused. But the groom did not keep the promise and he took her daughter away from her. She permitted her daughter to marry the man of her choice on the condition that the groom must stay and live with them forever. Poongavanthamma, being a single mother was very close to her daughter. But she again takes her back and explains why she has behaved like that. But Poongavanthamma gets angry and throws her out of her home at night. Sundari finds that her grandma likes yellow color very much and tries to impress her with that. She befriends the boys who irritate her grandmother and play all sorts of pranks and becomes the loving girl in her area. Sekhar), a young man by scaring him with the demon's face mask while he is working out on his terrace. Sundari, being a mischievous girl starts her prank with the neighbour David ( S. but Poongavanathamma does not respond to anything. Sundari explains how she knows about her grandmother and how she came here etc. Poongavanathamma does not invite her inside and tries to shut the door, but Sundari manages to get inside the home.
Mistaking her for the irritating boys, Poongavanathamma comes to thrash them, but is surprised on seeing a young girl who introduces herself as Sundari, her granddaughter. A girl ( Nadhiya) comes to her home one day and rings the calling bell. She is frequently irritated by the nearby schoolboys ringing her door bell frequently for fun, sneezing while she is going to temple, making a loud noise in the speaker etc. Poongavanathamma ( Padmini) is a lonely old woman who lives in a town named Malligaipanthal.
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