Kowsi goes to Bangalore to get trained in a national cricket academy. Her hard work pays off, and she is selected in Indian women's cricket team. She does not give up and tries again where she succeeds and starts playing in Tamil Nadu women's team. Kowsi decides to appear for the Tamil Nadu team selection test, but she gets rejected in her first attempt. However, Murugesan does not care for this and he supports his daughter. At the same time, she also earns the wrath of many villagers as she plays cricket with boys wearing t-shirts and trousers, which is portrayed to be non-traditional. Kowsi's off-spin bowling technique gets her wickets, and everyone starts appreciating her talent. Kowsi joins the local cricket team in the village when she is 14, who were mostly her school seniors. Hence, this aspires a 11-year old Kowsi, to take up cricket seriously, represent her country, and win the world cup one day for her father's sake. Murugesan controls his feelings before his daughter, but she witnesses him crying and being heartbroken throughout the whole night. However, he gets heartbroken on seeing India's crashing defeat to Sri Lanka in the group stages, which sees India getting subsequently knocked out. The reason for this being portrayed in the initial scenes where Murugesan is very eager to see India's matches in the 2007 Cricket World Cup.
She aspires to become an international cricketer so she can put a smile on her cricket-loving father's face by helping the country win. Kousalya Murugesan aka Kowsi ( Aishwarya Rajesh) is the daughter of Murugesan ( Sathyaraj), a farmer.
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