Madhil Mel Poonaigal was a mystery without any thrills, and a comedy that was funny in parts

J.C. Creations’ middle male punaigal (Written and directed by VPS Sriraman) tells the story of two youth from different backgrounds. Venkatesh (Girish Venkat), coming from a middle-class family, is so shy that he avoids going to work, fearing he might have to interact with women in the office. His co-worker Vasudha (Malini Devi) is determined to marry him because she thinks he will be flexible. Gradually, he starts liking her. But his parents will not let him marry her, and Venkatesh is not courageous enough to marry her despite his parents’ objection.

Prashant (Saiprasad Sriram), a rich businessman’s son, is in love with Nithya (Vidya Kannan) and wants to marry her. While she wants to postpone the marriage, Prashant’s parents are not ready to wait. Due to these complications, both men are unable to marry the girl they love. And Vasudha married Prashant. When she disappears leaving behind a letter, the police pick up both Prashant and Venkatesh for questioning.