It is only when it's too late in life that people realize how gravely they have misspent their time on Earth; but for some fortunate souls, luck does arrive knocking at their doors, but cloaked as their worst nightmare.

Indrajith plays the petty thief who makes a livelihood by stealing. Nedumudi Venu plays the elderly man who visits the mainland once a month to trade the handicrafts he makes at home on an isolated island. His home is built in a very picturesque manner, complete with a wooden windmill.

Amala Paul is a deaf and dumb young girl who lives with the elderly man at his home on the island, along with a boy and a helper, played by Anoop Chandran. It is to this world that Indrajith gets imprisoned in, after a futile attempt to rob Nedumudi Venu in his boat, while he was preparing to leave for his island after having finished his days’ trade.

His days in the island eventually causes the transformation in Indrajith, making him want to give up his other existence to stay on with Nedumudi Venu in the island, to lead a life that lies closer to nature and is spent helping others.

The movie has a minimal number of dialogues and hence provides a refreshing viewing experience where the focus is more on the sound of the waves, the wind and the boat, rather than on the characters themselves.

Indrajith enacts his role well, of being an outsider who finds it suffocating at first, trapped inside this strange world of peace, silence and goodness. Amala Paul uses her innocent smile to perfection in the movie to portray the simple minded girl who is satisfied living within her small, unsophisticated world that's surrounded by water on all sides.

Dr.Biju has repeated the narrative style he had used in 'Veettilekkulla Vazhi', where it was the picturesque locales that grabbed more attention than the theme in the story line. The director’s eagerness at providing the perfect world portraying the utopian world of 'all goodness' has left the story and screenplay with loopholes that are too explicit and too numerous to be overlooked even by a casual viewer.