Until they find a way to get back to their original time periods, the time travellers in Bala’s place decide to find jobs in today’s world. Can they safely land in sustainable jobs, despite their quirks and limitations?

Bala’s family arm-twists him into meeting a girl for the prospects of marriage. In view of his American Dream, Bala decides to kill every possibility of getting married. Bharathi and the housemates, arrive at a ‘brilliant’ plan to help Bala create a bad impression on the girl. But the gods have their own plans!

Killi by mistake consumes magic mushrooms (hallucinogen) stored secretly at his restaurant by his assistant. When he reaches home he starts hallucinating that the house is a battlefield; that he is a warrior of the Cholan army, and that the housemates are from the enemy camp. As he locks the door, the housemates have no choice but to play along until they find a way to get out.

When Bala’s work-from-home session is marred by Hannah’s music audition video shoot, he reacts in a fit of rage and accidentally spoils her voice forever. With the main music event scheduled for the very next day, Hannah is unable to come to terms with her pathetic new voice. Will Bala be able to make up for his mistake in time and salvage the mess for Hannah?

Bharathi finally manages to create a time machine for the housemates to get back to their original time periods. She starts off by testing it on herself. Does it work? Do the other time travellers in the house risk it too? How happy would Bala feel to see his friends off forever?