Haiku (2026)

In contemporary Tamil Nadu, a reserved young man (Aegan) and a spirited woman (Sridevi Apalla) cross paths through a series of chance encounters that blossom into a tentative romance. As they navigate the expectations of their families and their own insecurities, the film observes their relationship in fleeting, poem-like fragments — shared meals, missed calls, unspoken understandings.

When a family crisis forces them to confront the fragility of their bond, the couple must decide whether love can survive in the spaces between words, or if some feelings require more than a haiku’s worth of expression.