Thangam June 09 Archvies

Monday, 29th June 2009

Episode starts with Naatchiyamma preparing to milk a cow. Worker
questions her as to why she does the milking. Naatchiya answers that the
milk is used for prayer and it's important that she milks the cow.

Izhavanji is getting everything prepared for the Pooja. Naatchiya hands her
the milk and asks her to ethufy the villaku as she's her marumagal.

Phone rings. Ayya's elder son, Karthikeyan, answers the call. He informs
the caller that Ayya is doing the Pooja and to call him later.

Ayya's younger son, Saravanan, asks the people waiting outside to come
inside and eat as Ayya would be disappointed if he keeps them waiting outside.

Prayer takes place and Ayya is introduced.

Food is being served by Naatchiya and Izhavanji. Ayya asks KK and
Saravanan to sit down. He looks at his wife before eating and she tells him that
she gave food to visitors. Ayya is happy. KK tells dad about the phone call and Ayya
replies that it is his friend's son and he should go and see him as he's the maavutta
seyallaalar. Saravanan signals Izhavanji to say something to Ayya.
Naatchiya and KK are unsatisfied. Ayya asks Saravanan what he's trying to
get across to him through Izhavanji. Saravanan replies about opening a medical
college and engineering college. Ayya tells him it's important to help poor people
and the goal should not be at making money using education.

Ayya comes outside to talk to the visitor from Thirunelvelli and their request is to
build some statue. Ayya decides to pay for building of the statue. They leave happily.

Ayya is interrupted to name a baby girl before leaving. He names her GangaDevi
saying that it's his mother's, kula deivam's and daughter's name. Ayya's family are
unsatisfied, but Naatchiya manages to put a smiley face. Ayya leaves asking Pizhaivaazh
to look after the family. After Ayya is gone, Naatchiya looks unsatisfied with the naming.

Gangadevi is praying and getting ahsirvaadham form an elephant. Her sisters (??)
tells Ganga that she has passed her IAS entrance exam. Ganga's all happy.