Karuppu surreptitiously enters the contest as Pettai's team before Pettai can choose the rooster because he needs to repay Irene for the loan he took to prepare his rooster for the fight. Seeing the quality of new roosters, Karuppu asks Pettai to let his rooster fight, but Pettai puts his rooster down and says that he will choose the best competing rooster himself. Rathnasamy brings high-bred roosters from Bangalore and enters them into the tournament. In the initial 11 fights, Rathnasamy's roosters are defeated by Pettai's. The grand state tournament is arranged by Pettai's team, getting heavy funds and official permission. Finally getting his way, Rathnaswamy permits the tournament. If Rathnaswamy is not able to beat at least one of his roosters, the same conditions will be applied on him, at the end of the day. He bets that he will field his roosters against every rooster that Rathnaswamy brings to the field in the following tournament, and even if one of Pettai's roosters loses against Rathnaswamy's, Pettai will tonsure his head and face, publicly apologize to him, and will quit rooster fights. In a rage, Pettai, suspecting Rathnaswamy of the murder, agrees to the one-on-one rooster fight that Rathnaswamy has been asking for so long. He asks permission from Rathnasamy as the police have to permit it, but Rathnaswamy refuses, manhandles, and berates Pettai as a thief. Durai initially suspects Rathnaswamy, and all of Pettai's gang wants revenge, but Pettai decides to conduct a state tournament in Ayub's name and provide his family with funds so that Ayub's poor daughters can be married. The same night, Ayub is killed in a hit and run accident. Meanwhile, Rathnasamy tries to cajole Ayub, Pettai's veterinarian for roosters, to get Pettai to come for a competition against himself, in exchange for a heavy amount. Later, Irene too falls in love with Karuppu. She explains later that she had to lie in order to avoid Dinesh, who has been bothering her for a long time. She points her finger at Karuppu, and he goes into rapture. One day, the residents of Irene's colony confront him and ask Irene to tell who she is in love with – Karuppu or Dinesh, another man in the locality. He does not recognize this initially and keeps following her. Karuppu falls in love with an Anglo-Indian girl named Irene, who dislikes him. Rathnaswamy keeps insisting and tries to make him accept the challenge through cajoling, threatening, bribing, and other vile acts. Rathnaswamy keeps insisting on having one last fight to win and satisfy his old mother's wish, but Pettai declines to have any more fights with him because he feels that Rathnaswamy has lost faith in his roosters and will be using nefarious methods to win. Karuppu is very talented in breeding and training roosters, while Durai is very rich, owns three bars in the town of Thiruparankundram, and is talented in cock training. Karuppu and Durai are the favourites in Pettai's team. Rathnasamy and Pettai were once protegees of grand veteran Doraisamy, who has retired from active competition but is the overlord of rooster fighting in South Tamil Nadu.
In Madurai, veteran rooster trainer Periyasamy aka "Pettaikaaran" and Madurai Central Police Inspector Rathnaswamy are tough competitors in cockfights, and it is often Pettai who wins because nobody knows his way of maintaining the quality of the birds. Based on an online poll by The Times of India, Vetrimaran was chosen as the best director for Aadukalam. The film was also felicitated with five awards in 59th Filmfare Awards South – Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Music Director and Best Cinematography. The film won six awards at the 58th National Film Awards, including Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Actor. The film was released on 14 January 2011 to positive critical feedback. Prakash Kumar composed the film score and soundtrack, whilst Velraj and Kishore Te. Jayapalan, Naren, and Murugadoss play supporting roles. Produced by Five Star Kathiresan and distributed by Sun Pictures, the film stars Dhanush and Taapsee Pannu in the lead roles, the latter in her film debut, with Kishore, V. Playground) is a 2011 Indian Tamil-language sports action drama film directed by Vetrimaran, who also wrote the screenplay and dialogues with Vikram Sugumaran.
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