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In the aftermath, as Maharaja embraces Jothy once more, the film imparts a powerful moral lesson: the resilience to cherish the unconventional aspects of life, represented through Lakshmi, the trash can, and illustrating that even the most unassuming forms can provide safety in dire circumstances. The narrative closes with a haunting reminder of vengeance and regret, as Selvam's end unveils the cyclic nature of violence and familial longing.