Pradeep Ranganathan's coming-of-age film takes flight post-interval

What happens when a mistake you commit uproots the life of an already struggling person? How do you overcome this? Does it make you realise your mistake or does it push you into the depths of depression?

Director Ashwath Marimuthu's 'Dragon' is a film that provides definite answers to these questions.

D Ragavan (Pradeep Ranganathan), a archetypal 'good boy', is a gold medallist in school. He confesses his love to a girl after he gets awarded the gold medal.

However, she rejects him, stating that she sometimes prefers 'bad boys', who are unruly and roam around the school with gethu (swag). Cut to his college days, D Ragavan becomes Dragon because of the rejection and has 48 standing arrears. What he earned in college was the love of Keerthi (Anupama Parameswaran).