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Nandha is a movie about a young man from a juvenile jail coming back
to a society and his family he had left many years ago. It is about a battle of love and life this once upon a misfit tries
to fight to fit into the usual social circus, a fight to earn his mother's love and a fight to live the second chance he has
given himself. Surya who plays the key role is sent to a rehabilitation center for murdering his father as a boy. He returns
home to a mother and a sister who are still in a state of shock after what has happened to their family. He decides to get
a new life by trying to give himself a college education. Having the record of being an ex-convict he finds it difficult to
get a seat in a college. He meets Raj Kiran a disciplinarian, a college principal who runs his college with an iron hand.
Raj Kiran develops a soft corner for Surya and guides him like his own son. Laila, an exile from SriLanka meets Surya and
both fall in love. Seeing Laila without a smile and make-up is quite different and sometimes depressing too. Meanwhile the
villain Saravanan asks Raj Kiran who also helps Sri Lankan students in his college a lot to aid an anti-social element, but
Raj Kiran refuses outright. But Raj Kiran's son-in-law agrees to help Saravanan. Meanwhile Raj Kiran falls sick and
gets admitted in the hospital, Surya stays around to look after Raj Kiran his mentor and guide. Fearing what he has done might
be out in the light, the son-in-law pulls out the oxygen tube of Raj Kiran in the hospital when Surya is not around and blames
Surya of murdering his father-in-law. Surya having to deal with the pain of losing the only man, who gave him a second chance
to live, also struggles the fray of being of being convicted of murder once again. Finally he is acquitted, as there are no
eyewitnesses to the murder. Surya has aptly displayed his
yearning to be loved by his mother. Scenes were he asks his mentally demented to feed him are quite moving. After being acquitted
for Raj Kiran's murder he returns home. His paranoid mother who still believes that her son still has murder instincts waits
at home to feed a meal, which she has poisoned herself.
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