Naga Babu, who plays a doting dad named Anand, compares his daughter, Tara, to Juliet Rose in one of the scenes. If you’re wondering why a father would compare his daughter to a rare/expensive rose, you should know that his job involves running a nursery. His thoughts regarding life and love and everything in-between are borrowed from the world of plants and flowers. These are also the lines that stand out because they are rich in meaning.

And Tara, for her part, equates the relationship she shares with her dad to salt-and-pepper. She says salt-and-pepper are never separated; they are always together. We’ve seen fathers becoming mothers, and vice versa, to kids when one parent is absent from the family picture. The passing away of Tara’s mother at a young age brings the remaining members of the household together.