Sangili Bungili Kadhava Thorae 2017

Vasu's trickster real estate career

Vasu is a house broker who, along with his friend Sooranam, often uses tricks to sell properties. Their scheme establishes his cunning approach to business. This sets up his later actions around the bungalow.

Moving into Parvathy's brother's house

Vasu and his mother Parvathy live in her brother's house as tenants, continuing their pattern of renting homes. They have spent years moving from one rented place to another after his father's death. This establishes the precarious family situation before the bungalow purchase.

Vasu vows to buy a bungalow after his father's death

After his father's death, Vasu vows to own a bungalow on the outskirts. The vow motivates his later investments and the pursuit of a permanent home. This decision acts as the catalyst for the central plot.

Vasu buys the bungalow and moves in with his family

Years pass and Vasu buys the bungalow on the outskirts and moves in with his entire family. They finally gain a permanent residence after years of renting. The new home becomes the stage for the central conflict.

Discovery of Jambulingam's family who previously lived there

Vasu discovers that a family—Jambulingam, his wife, mother, and daughters—had lived there before and refuses to vacate. He decides to stay temporarily until he can locate the owner who cheated him. This entanglement sparks the central conflict.

Vasu and Jambulingam's daughter Shwetha fall in love

Vasu and Jambulingam's daughter Shwetha fall in love, complicating tensions between the two families. Their romance creates a personal stake in the fight over the house. The lovers' bond raises the stakes for both sides.

Ghost tricks escalate; real ghost appears

Vasu and his ally Sooranam attempt ghost tricks to scare the previous occupants into leaving. The ruse escalates to frightening Jambulingam's mother, who is deaf and mute, and leads to hospital admission when she sees a real ghost. The plan backfires, worsening the conflict.

Aunt's anger over the romance and the family's response

Vasu's aunt learns of the romance and objects, believing her own daughter Sandhya should marry Vasu. She vents to Parvathy about the actions, prompting Parvathy to tell Vasu to apologize. He refuses, and the family decides to move out again.

Jambulingam blames Vasu after the hospital incident

Jambulingam blames Vasu for the hospital visit of his mother and accuses him of threatening with ghosts. He even shows a video captured on his phone that wasn't aware of the prank. The trust between families deteriorates further.

Shwetha confronts Vasu and they separate again

Shwetha fights with Vasu, and the family decides to move out once more. The couple's relationship becomes a flashpoint for the ongoing dispute over the house. The romantic element is overshadowed by escalating tensions.

Vasu seeks help from Rajeshwari to learn about the ghost

Vasu brings in E. B. Rajeshwari to investigate the purported ghost. Her visit introduces a more supernatural explanation linked to the house's past. She reveals legends connected to the place.

Sangili Aandavar's legend explained

Rajeshwari explains that Sangili Aandavar had lived in the house and was killed by his own family for the property. She says that if the two families coexist peacefully, Aandavar will leave. This revelation reframes the haunting as a matter of family unity.

Two families unite; Jambulingam's attempt to drive others out backfires

The families attempt to live together, but Jambulingam remains reluctant to stay there. He tries to force his family out and locks Vasu's inside, only to realize he himself is trapped inside the house as others remain outside. A moment of supernatural interference underscores the need for unity.

Aandavar intervenes; rescue and resolution

Aandavar takes Jambulingam away, and the rest of the family works to rescue him through solidarity and strength. Seeing their unity, the spirit leaves the house. The family then stays together in the house.