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Nandu, Pisces birth star.

Devaganam, right?

Though blameless in truth,

he is named the guilty one;

Even deeds he never wrought are laid upon him.

That means…

as per his horoscope…

his fate is to get blamed for wrongs he didn’t commit throughout life.

That’s how his horoscope goes.

My case is no different.

I didn’t mean blame from the locals.

No matter what problems occur anywhere, they will fall on his head.

For example, when the World Trade Centre in the US got destroyed…

if he had been anywhere around there, that blame too would’ve fallen on him.

That’s how his fate works.

Tirumeni, every problem has a solution, right?

Like we say, when bad times come, good times follow.

As we say, the auspicious Venus has arrived in his life.

Don’t worry. This problem also has a solution.

Arunkumar M.V…

Aarathy. -Present, teacher.

Alan Thomas.

Present, teacher.

-Bobby… -Present, teacher.

Nandan K.C…

Present, teacher.

-Nandana… -Present, teacher.

Nandu K.G…

Nandu K.G?

Teacher?

Present, teacher. -Yeah, get in.

Why were you late?

He was probably looking at Jadayu’s lorry, ma’am. Right, Jadayu?

Silence! Who said that?

I was the one who cracked the joke.

You, Manavalan!

You who mock others, stand there for the whole period.

Students who came to study, take out your books.

Manoj, my students have become doctors and engineers.

Some have even reached ISRO.

Oh!

Such prosperity!

When will you prosper?

So, have you prospered yet, teacher?

What did you say?

Oh, damn!

What I meant was that all your students are doing well in life now, teacher.

But you’re still here, doing the same old job.

Silence!

Write this in bold letters…

Students who disrespect teachers will never prosper in life!

I'll poke on to your mouth!

Oh, damn!

Good morning, sir.

Good morning, everyone. Please be seated.

What is it, sir?

Please come in.

This is Gayathri.

Gayathri is the daughter of our Prabha madam.

She will be with us until the exams are over.

Thangudu, that girl looks cool, right?

I’ve told you many times not to talk to me about girls.

Who do you think you are?

Don’t be so scared because your mom’s a teacher here.

You can go sit now.

Give some space for Gayathri.

What did we learn in our earlier class?

Did all of you do your homework?

Nidhi, collect all the books and take them to the staffroom.

I’ll check everything.

Bro, do you have ink?

Here. Can you give me some ink?

Here you go.

For me?

Give it back later.

Buzz off!

Manavalan…

Oh.

Both of us are a good match, right?

Of course!

Such a good match won’t exist even in cricket matches!

What is it, boy?

Cut your ties with Nandu.

Hey, Thangudu, come fast.

No matter what you say, he won’t cut ties with him.

♪ O girl, radiant as a rainbow ♪

♪ Eyes more beautiful than words can hold ♪

♪ O you whose smile let a cool breeze bloom in my heart ♪

♪ O girl, you are my sweet little bird ♪

♪ O my life, you are my heartbeat ♪

♪ My heart trembles, turning into rolling waves ♪

♪ You wrote a love poem in my heart with a feathered pen ♪

♪ O beauty, you are my everything ♪

♪ You are the smile of the moonlight ♪

Vavachi, how was my Ram?

I liked Sita more than Raman.

Didn’t you like Sita, bro?

You cheeky fellow.

I caught you checking out the Malayalam teacher’s daughter.

You both will make a good pair.

Just like Prithviraj and Kavya Madhavan in the movie Classmates.

Oh, come on!

Hurry up. Run.

Sour?

Thanks.

♪ The fragrance of jasmine ♪

♪ and the beauty of your rose-like grace ♪

♪ you are the love-dove gliding through my heart’s river ♪

♪ The fragrance of jasmine ♪

♪ and the beauty of your rose-like grace ♪

♪ you are the love-dove gliding through my heart’s river ♪

♪ O girl, you are my sweet little bird ♪

♪ O my life, you are my heartbeat ♪

♪ O girl, radiant as a rainbow ♪

You keep this.

Give it back when I leave after exam.

Huh?

Yeah, Dad is getting transferred to North India.

When he's about to join there, we'll leave from here.

Nandu, Mom's here. I'm going.

Bye!

♪ O like nectar upon the lips, like dreams sought by night ♪

♪ you bloom as love, filling my heart ♪

♪ O like nectar upon the lips, like dreams sought by night ♪

♪ you bloom as love, filling my heart ♪

♪ O girl, you are my sweet little bird ♪

♪ O my life, you are my heartbeat ♪

♪ O girl, radiant as a rainbow ♪

Listen to me, dear. Don’t cry.

Use this pen for the exam.

Your mom will be here soon. Please don’t cry.

Get in.

Please don’t cry, dear.

Write the exam with this pen.

Aren’t you a good kid?

Please listen to what I say.

What is the matter, teacher?

Her pen is missing. She keeps crying and refuses to write, even with another pen.

Teacher, that pen was a gift from her grandfather.

She’s attached to that pen. That’s why she’s upset.

Gayathri, you might have forgotten to bring the pen from home yesterday.

No, mom. I took it.

Are you sure?

Yes, I’m sure.

I’m asking the class. If anyone has the pen, give it back.

Gayathri, can you tell me what kind of pen it was, and its colour?

Sir, it’s a Hero pen.

This shouldn’t be taken lightly. Check everyone’s box.

I’ll be right back.

Has anyone seen it?

Where is your box?

-Where is it? Didn’t you bring it? -I forgot it, teacher.

Is this your pen?

Yes.

Whose cover is this?

Didn’t you all hear the question?

Didn’t you hear what I asked? Whose cover is this?

I swear it wasn’t me.

I swear on my mom, I didn’t take it.

Pass me the stick, teacher.

Why did you steal the pen?

It wasn’t me, sir.

You’re lying even after taking it.

Is this why you came to school? To steal?

Come out now.

I didn’t take it, sir.

Get outside. Now.

Get out.

Sir, I didn’t do it.

-Then who took it? Out. Now. -Sir, it wasn’t me.

-Sir, I didn’t take it. -Walk outside.

-I swear on my mom. -Walk out, now.

Teacher…

-Keep walking. -Sir…

Keep walking.

-Stop now. Stop. -Sir…

-You’re lying to me? Seriously? -Leave it, sir.

Steal once, and you’re a thief forever.

Stop the beating, sir.

Sir, stop hitting him. We’ve got the pen, right? Please leave him now.

Teacher, please ask him to stop.

Sir, please leave him now.

Gayathri…

That’s enough, sir. We got the pen, right?

Sir, that’s enough. Please stop.

Stop it, sir.

Robber Nandu.

Robber Nandu.

You’re a thief. Got it?

Should a student behave like this?

Sir, hit him a little more. That’s the only way he’ll tell the truth.

That’s enough, sir.

Why did you do this, Nandu?

At this age, should you be doing this instead of studying?

I haven’t done it, teacher. I swear I didn’t do it.

Okay, teacher.

Keep us in your thoughts.

I’ll try to visit sometimes.

-Shall I leave then? -Yes, teacher.

Dear…

Dear…

Yes.

You should focus on your studies, okay?

Dear…

Get in the car.

Bye.

Will she come back?

Why resign if you’re going to come back?

You’re right.

Go slow.

Leave it, man.

Just leave it.

I didn’t take it, man.

I didn’t steal it. I promise.

'SUKRAN' [THE AUSPICIOUS VENUS]

Nandu. His zodiac star is Pisces, right?

Yes.

I wrote this horoscope, right?

Yes.

He’s flying high, right?

Are you blind? Watch where you’re driving!

Bro, what kind of braking was that?

That absolute moron.

Leave that there and go ask them.

They wouldn’t let me shoot a reel.

I was just selling cuteness with that reel.

Go ask them.

I’ll deal with him now.

Roll down the window.

-What is it, bro? -What kind of nonsense is this?

Hello… look…

Can’t you see people passing by?

There’s nobody there.

Let them go.

Go. Keep going.

Left… right.

There’s nobody there, bud.

Illuminati?

What happened?

Oh my lord!

Oh, they’re all flying monks.

They’re all high on some premium stuff.

And these are educated people. MA degree holders.

MDMA, I meant.

All this nonsense, thanks to MDMA and other substances.

I lost my flow.

I’ll take the video again.

I’ll break your arms if you touch that steering.

Oh, you’ve become a boomer.

-Calling me a boomer? -Start the lorry.

Veggies are fresh, it seems.

Everyone’s saying the same. I haven’t gone there yet.

Get me a tea, Bharathan.

Do you have a bulk order for porotta today?

What’s with the question, Sura?

I saw a lot of batter here, so I asked.

If I file a complaint for body-shaming…

What will happen?

You’ll get porottas from jail.

It’s government food, right? I’ll take it.

Are you new here?

I’m here for a temple ceremony.

Oh, that’s why we never met.

Ten bucks.

Hey Sura…

Your tea is wasted, it seems.

Jadayu is coming.

Pass me the matchbox.

Don’t you want tea, Sura?

I won’t drink the tea I made.

Bro…

Can you change this?

Something more important is happening here.

He’s leaving like he’s decided something.

His bike isn’t starting.

Today, we’ll witness something special.

Focus on work instead of wasting time on random songs.

Hey Dinjith, did you see the way he’s going?

He's escaped.

Looks like you’re in a good mood.

You’re the only one who shows any affection for Annan.

You made tea the moment you heard the lorry.

You’re a good lad.

Varadha, what did you do?

What is it?

Was that the leftover tea Sura left here?

Actually…

This one?

You could’ve told me, man.

You already drank it. What do you want me to do?

Give me another tea.

I’m taking a cigarette.

Where’s Sura, bro? Did he escape already?

He must’ve got scared and left.

Ratheesh, come here.

What’s the issue between them?

Who?

That guy who left and this guy.

A rift between Sura and Annan?

You don’t know that?

Back then, Sura used to go on lorry trips as Annan’s helper.

Annan had a good lorry in those days.

What was the number, Annan? 3852, right?

One day, Annan and Sura went to the high ranges with a load…

Annan drove steadily uphill, but something went wrong.

Annan asked Sura to get down and place a block behind the tyre. Sura did it.

That’s where it went wrong.

What was the problem?

Sura used elephant dung as a wheel block.

Wouldn’t that cause a problem?

That’s how he got the name ‘Elephant Dung Sura.’

And what happened then?

After that…

The lorry hung upside down for four days, like a bat.

Two parcels.

Let’s take one of these too.

It’ll be useful as a wheel block.

Write it in the book.

What?

Anna…

Are you really angry with Sura?

No. He’s a poor lad.

If he gets scared, he won’t come for work.

You take his place for now.

Anna… Anna… don’t leave.

There’s something.

There’s something.

What’s this?

Shivani asked for this. Give it to her.

Keep this as well.

This is for Radha chechi.

Aren’t you coming home?

No, Annan. You go now. I’ll come in the evening.

Wait.

This is your special treat for today’s trip.

Alright.

But I didn’t get the special treat for the last trip.

Do you want more treats?

Mister Nandu…

What is it, man?

You’re still holding on to that Hero pen case?

Are you making fun of me?

-Hey you. -Tell me.

One day, I will see her.

I’ll prove my innocence.

Then I’ll tell her about my love for her.

As if it’s a murder case.

She probably won’t remember you at all.

What kind of dark fantasy is this?

Get lost, girl.

You go, man. His so-called “divine love.”

Oh my dear…

Where are you, man? I called you so many times.

I was taking a bath, that’s why I couldn’t answer. What’s the update?

I’m coming home tomorrow.

Really?

That’s great!

What time?

I’ll start tonight and reach in the morning.

-You should come pick me up. -For sure.

That’s why I’m here, bro.

I’ll be there.

Perfect.

Bro, reach before my relatives. Otherwise they’ll swarm in like commandos.

I’ll handle it. No worries.

Oh, mother-in-law…

Bro, who’s crying over there?

That’s on TV. I’ll start now.

Where are you going at this hour?

If you come back at midnight, you’ll have to manage dinner yourself.

I won’t get up from here until Annapoornna is over.

Your Annapoornna.

That worries you more than my dinner, right?

Who is this Annapoornna?

You go, boy.

I’ve told you already.

Buy diapers for the kid.

Your uncle will buy it, okay?

Sir, what I meant was, I’ll speak to him directly.

Gounder is one of our own, after all.

Good heavens!

Dinjith?!

Where’s he heading, all dressed up at this hour?

Oh, Father… it’s you!

When did you get back?

I reached this afternoon.

If you’re free tomorrow, come by the garage.

There’s plenty of work pending.

I’m sorry, Father. I can’t make it tomorrow.

Why not?

Arun’s arriving from Bangalore tomorrow.

I need to pick him up.

Where are you heading now?

To meet Vikram Annan.

At this hour?

Nothing serious. Just sitting around, talking.

The police conduct sobriety checks at night.

Be careful.

I won’t drink much. Just a couple of pegs.

Alright… fine.

Is that why you’re leaving early?

Enough, go on!

[Laughs]

Ride safe.

This boy…

How long is your leave?

One month.

After that, it’s back to that barren land again.

Before your next visit, I’ll tear this place down completely.

Because he comes here?

Why because I do?

That’s not what I meant.

Then what?

I’ll build my own house here.

That’s great, brother!

Stop talking nonsense after a drink, Anna!

Get lost.

Do you know what my plan is?

Go on then, tell me.

Once my lorry debt is cleared, this Vikraman will be a king.

I’ll start building the house like this, and finish it just like that.

How exactly?

I’ll begin like this, and complete it like this.

And then, my daughter’s wedding.

Molu, come here!

Let’s play with this! -I don’t want to.

Come here, dear.

Come closer.

Have a sip.

Don’t smother the child with kisses!

Annaa, don’t overdo it.

I’ve submitted the application for the mechanic post.

You need to attend the exam.

Is it the PSC exam?

-Yes. -Then you must write it.

That’s great!

He’ll ruin his life by sticking with you.

Go to the Gulf, or get a government job.

Do something meaningful with your life.

Radhechi, this job feels inferior only when you compare it to others.

I’m genuinely happy doing this work.

And with my Annan, I’m even happier.

Me too.

Alright then, brother.

Take care. Bye!

Bye!

Go on.

Dude!

Yes!

My brother!

How long has it been!

You’re good, right?

Come, let’s go.

What is your plan?

Why don't we grab a beer?

Superb!

On you go!

Let's go!

Let me just put my helmet on.

Are you okay if we grab a beer in the evening?

Arun, get into the car. -Okay.

Machaa, you can leave now.

I’ll call you.

Let me take the bag.

Okay, Dad.

Do you know what time it is?

What were you both planning today?

Keep your evening free.

Why?

You’re coming somewhere with your father today.

Where to?

To meet your future bride.

Am I really going with Father to see the girl?

Unbelievable.

Then who will you take? That Nandu? Absolutely not.

Take him? Me?

I’ll go alone.

That was really unfair.

Now I’m a bad influence in your mother’s eyes again.

Brother!

I didn’t like the girl. She wasn’t my type.

Then why didn’t you say it directly?

Why drag me into it?

I already have enough on my plate.

It’s written in my horoscope.

I’m Parameswaran Nair.

Also known as Colonel R.K. Nair.

I’m retired.

I have four sons and one daughter.

This is my eldest, Babu.

I served in the Army.

My service is complete.

This is my brother, Sabu.

I work in the Navy.

This is my third son.

Hi, I’m Raju. I’m in the Air Force.

What's this? A war?

All forces are here!

Let's not break the old customs.

If the girl wants to speak to the boy, let her.

Go ahead.

Pal!

One minute.

What?

Come here.

Come. -What happened?

Just a minute.

Come, come. -One second, okay?

This isn’t an ordinary proposal. This one is fixed.

You’ve hit the jackpot.

They’re all soldiers.

A bottle on the first of every month is guaranteed.

Leave it, brother.

So, how’s the girl?

She’s really nice.

No doubts at all.

It’s a solid yes from me.

Really? -Yes.

They’re back.

What was that urgent discussion between you two?

Colonel, sir…

I liked your daughter.

Thank God!

But…

My friend liked her even more.

So, can we get her married to him?

All the best, sister.

You’re truly lucky.

Brother, let it go now.

I’ll still be a bad influence in your family’s eyes.

Get lost.

Why do you care about what my family says?

You listen only to me.

That’s true.

I should only be worried about you. -Exactly.

Why should I care about what they say?

Right? -Right.

Brother, there’s one thing.

I’m not saying this because I’m drunk.

You’re my brother.

If you say something, I’ll listen.

Yes.

Anything.

Why?

Why?

Why?

Because I like you a lot.

Seeing how close we are, people have started rumours

that we’re gay.

Hey!

Not hey! Gay!

Excuse me, sir.

Please.

We’re not done yet. We want to drink more.

Go bring the drinks.

Sir, this isn’t a bill. -Then what is it?

This isn’t a bill at all.

Instead of roaming around like a circus act, drink and leave.

Drink and leave?

When did I ever show off?

Not me, sir. That madam wrote it and handed it over.

Who are you?

What is it?

What is it now?

Who exactly are you?

What did you say? -What is it?

Let go of me.

Stop acting smart.

What did I do?

Who started the drama here?

You did.

Me?

If my act wasn’t enough, I’ll book you a mega show by Nadirshah.

Go watch that instead.

Get lost.

This is my town. Where exactly should I go?

My town, my bar, my money.

I’ll live the way I want. Who are you to question me?

Bloody uncouth fellow!

What did she say?

Oh God!

What did she call me?

Uncouth!

What does that mean?

Ill-mannered.

You’re the ill-mannered one!

I’ll—

You’re the uncouth one.

That woman sitting next to you is uncouth.

Your father is uncouth.

Your mother is uncouth.

And that woman wearing trousers— she’s uncouth too.

An entire uncouth family.

She called me uncouth.

Get lost.

Don’t utter a word, you fool.

When those women created a scene, did you even open your mouth?

Brother… it’s just—

Let it go, brother. Let it go.

Let it go?

You humiliated me twice today.

Do you even realise that?

Don’t talk to me.

Why are you behaving like a child?

You dragged me there and humiliated me.

Who am I anyway?

Nobody cares about me.

There’s no one to stand up for me.

Brother!

Do you want revenge? We can do it right now.

No, leave it. I’m done.

No, that’s not it.

No one should walk away after humiliating you.

I want revenge because you’re my best friend.

Get lost. I’m not interested.

Don’t say that.

Look there.

Should we follow them and scare them?

No need.

Then forget it.

Dude, that girl behind stared at me!

I want revenge.

I want revenge. Get inside the vehicle.

Oh God, I want revenge.

Get in.

Get in!

Revenge?

I want revenge.

Revenge!

He doesn't really know who am I!

Why do you poke your nose into every fight?

Then what?

Should we just sit there and swallow their nonsense?

Get lost.

Slow down.

We can’t just let this go, brother.

Coming into our town and picking a fight with you…

Sister, aren’t they following us?

They are.

It’s fine.

Do you know what hurt me the most?

She called me uncouth.

Exactly!

Do you know what it means when someone calls you uncouth?

In Bangalore, it’s a filthy insult.

That’s why I’m chasing them.

Where are they going, brother?

Stop! Stop!

Where were you both?

We were—

Should we really do this? Will it cause trouble?

Get out.

Come out.

Gayathri, what kind of outfit is this?

How do I look?

This isn’t Bangalore.

Hey…

Isn’t that our…

Malayalam teacher?

You two will make this entire town talk.

Yes.

It’s Prabha teacher.

What’s your intention? -Nothing, Mom!

Then what about those children?

They could be her kids, right?

Gayathri.

Didn’t that elder girl write the exam with us?

What was her name?

Gayathri.

Yes, Gayathri.

What if we go and meet our teacher?

Now?

Like this? Drunk?

Get inside.

This town works differently. Do you understand?

Yes, I understand.

Mom, please lower your voice.

That’s the problem now?

Go inside. Now!

We’ve reached your place. -Already?

He finished the rest as well.

Hey, are you getting down?

It’s too late. We’ll take the vehicle tomorrow.

Get in. I’ll drop you.

My sugarplum.

My path is clear now.

Drive carefully.

The police will catch you.

You’re drunk.

Really?

Alright then.

Hey!

If you see the police, don’t stop!

Even if they signal you!

Just speed away!

Stop! Stop!

I said stop!

Move your vehicle there.

Park it properly.

Blow.

Blow!

Sir, could you put the stand? -Don’t joke. Blow!

I’ll put it for you too!

Enough nonsense. Blow!

[Blows]

Yes, he’s drunk.

Sir—

Where’s your helmet?

He’s fully drunk!

Where are you going at this hour?

Get down!

Sir, I’m going home.

Home? Get inside!

Sir, don’t grab my collar. This will become an issue.

Sir, Section 128/25.

I own a channel in Kerala with over 28 subscribers.

Seize his phone!

Throw him into the vehicle.

Listen to what I’m saying!

Kerala will burn!

Crude oil prices will crash!

Get in.

Let’s reach the station.

I’m an influencer!

Globalisation!

Don’t touch me!

Kerala will burn!

Here you go.

We’ll let you go soon.

Okay, sir.

Don’t smile!

Couldn’t you have just called me?

They seized my phone yesterday itself.

How did you know?

That Udayan sir…

He’s a friend of mine.

He informed me.

Let me speak to him.

He’ll release me now.

Udayan sir.

Yes?

Thank you so much.

You! -Yes, sir.

Behave yourself from now on.

It was a mistake.

He won’t repeat it.

Alright. -Thank you, sir.

Come on. Let’s go.

My phone.

Can you ask them?

Do you want them to scold me again?

Go ask yourself then.

Sir—

Not you, madam.

Sir—

I’ll leave if you return my phone.

Kerala is still burning. Once it cools down, you’ll get it.

Too many reel clowns these days.

Sir—

Don’t mock people who make reels.

We're common, but powerful!

What?

Nothing.

It would help if he could get the phone.

He has to travel to Pollachi.

The phone is with the SI. Come back in the afternoon.

We can send Radha in the evening.

If we stay longer, the load won’t reach on time.

Come.

Okay, bye, sir!

What’s wrong?

Nothing at all.

Is that why you’re flirting with a coconut?

Annaa!

She’s back.

I saw her.

Who?

My dear bro...

All these years, she’s the one I loved.

Waited for.

Gayathri?

Wow!

Yeah!

The moment I see her,

I’ll confess the truth about that school theft.

Good.

Then I’ll confess my love.

I’ll love her.

I’ll marry her.

I’ll live in heaven.

What a beautifully impossible dream.

Be brave. Ask for her hand.

Prabha teacher. -Yes?

Let me be straightforward.

- Prasanna Teacher?! - Prabha Teacher!

How long has it been?

Then who were the people following us?

Prabha Teacher, I’ll come straight to the point.

I’m here to ask for your daughter’s hand in marriage,

if you’re considering proposals.

Gayathri dear...

Did a car follow you yesterday?

Yes. That was Arun.

They met yesterday. We’re serious about this.

Think it through and tell us once.

That’s all.

Arun’s horoscope is also here.

Teacher, what’s your daughter’s star?

She’s an Aries birth star.

Then there’s nothing to check.

He’s an Aquarius.

Their horoscopes match perfectly.

Please have this.

Yes, I will.

No wonder they followed you.

Keep quiet.

Hey, Vikram Annaa!

Santhanam!

How are you?

All good?

I’m fine, Annaa. All good.

Why are you late today, Annaa?

Our Nandu here…

he threw a grand party at the police station back home.

A party at the police station?

Yes.

He’s a big shot.

Is that so?

Absolutely.

Brother,

why are bananas kept here along with all these flowers?

It’s Pongal in Tamil Nadu.

This company is shut for five days.

You can unload only after that.

Five days?

We’re completely stuck then.

You unload slowly and come later.

I’m heading home.

I want to see Gayathri.

Good move!

Saw another woman and forgot about me already?

No, it’s not like that.

Yeah, yeah. Go on.

At least listen—

There’s temple festival for the next five days.

Music, dance, celebration—everything.

♪ Beauty, rainbow-spelled, drifted on peacock wings ♪

♪ The peacock’s hidden love-dream waited for the knot ♪

♪ O jasmine swaying in the tender breeze ♪

♪ O crimson verse yearning for the nuptial chain ♪

♪ Why do the glass-eyed maiden’s eyes gleam so bright? ♪

♪ Let us speak of her who hums the wedding refrain ♪

♪ O dream-goddess adorned with floral earrings ♪

♪ Who readies herself for forever ♪

♪ O dream-goddess adorned with floral earrings ♪

♪ Who readies herself for forever ♪

♪ Festival platters gleam with sugared longing ♪

♪ Across the hills, far and beyond ♪

♪ Even Mukilamman grows weary of dancing ♪

♪ Loosen your tresses, ready for all that comes ♪

♪ O cutiepie wearing the anklet of Kerala ♪

♪ Swing those mylanchi-stained hands and dance ♪

♪ Beauty, rainbow-spelled, drifted on peacock wings ♪

♪ drifted on peacock wings ♪

♪ When the heart’s unrest settles, take the sparrow along ♪

♪ When the heart’s unrest settles, take the sparrow along ♪

♪ Honeyed whispers at the break of dawn ♪

♪ Who drips sweetness at such an hour? ♪

♪ Cast everything away and free yourself ♪

♪ Gather all the gold to grace her ♪

♪ Gift her gem-laced ornaments ♪

♪ Bring the silk saree for her to wear ♪

♪ Beauty, rainbow-spelled, drifted on peacock wings ♪

♪ The peacock’s hidden love-dream waited for the knot ♪

Since both families are agreeable…

let’s fix the wedding date.

Yes. -Yes.

That’s exactly why we’re here.

Yes.

As per his horoscope, his time changes after Chingam.

We should fix the date before that.

You decide accordingly.

We’re flexible.

That day, you tried to ram me with your car on purpose, didn’t you?

No, no.

It was for fun.

So you crash into vehicles for fun now?

No, no.

Let it go.

Lucky your car didn’t hit me.

Otherwise, this meeting would’ve happened at the police station.

Why?

We were both drunk, remember?

True!

You’re really smart.

Looks like your vibes match well.

Seems we’ve found company to hang out with in Bangalore.

So…

Cheers!

Arun—

Mom!

Shall we go?

Looks like tea isn’t written in my fate.

I’ll take leave.

Sister, shall we have tea?

Looks like she doesn’t like tea.

Maniyanna!

Yes?

What is it, Sura?

Hang this properly,

and take 500 rupees.

Even if you hang 600 banana bunches, your debt won’t clear.

Take it. Hang it properly.

Give me something to eat.

I boiled elephant dung. Shall I serve that?

What a nuisance this early morning… won’t even go to work.

He has no other job.

He lost his only job while dealing with elephant dung.

I’ll join the master very soon.

Let me hear both of you say that then.

Doesn’t Nandu have to step down for you to enter, Sura?

He’ll step down from that lorry. The plan is already moving.

If I fell from the Jadayu lorry, I’ll climb back onto it.

Hello.

What brings you here, Arun?

Hi, brother.

Did anyone else go with Nandu and Vikraman?

What happened?

They’re not answering my calls.

Both their phones are switched off.

It’s Pongal week in Tamil Nadu. They’ll return only after that.

Yes, maybe.

Alright.

Arun, shall we have tea? -No, it’s fine.

I’ll pay. -Sura!

Damn, I should’ve gone along too.

Why?

If I’d shared my number, I’d have answered the call instantly.

But you just stood there like a statue!

Exactly—that’s the problem.

They didn’t take me along.

Get me a tea. -Coming right up, Your Highness.

How was Pongal?

It was Vikramannan’s storm!

Total thunderous vibe!

Hey, Nandu!

Why so many wraps?

It’s a secret.

What secret?

Hmm… I get it.

Arun called you many times. Where’s your phone?

My phone?

It’s pledged at the police station.

Police station?

You didn’t hear that story?

No.

Then listen.

Hey, I’ll tell them, okay?

Tell what?

That you ate Parippuvada.

You’ll tell her?

I will.

It’s not even worth telling.

He just submitted his phone at the police station. That’s all.

Both of them went crazy over Pongal.

Careful, my dear!

Hey, little one!

Look who’s here—your uncle!

And here comes Tamil Nadu folks!

What’s in your hand?

Mom!

Hold this.

Porotta again?

What’s the occasion?

Are these Pongal sweets?

No, not Pongal sweets.

It’s to celebrate finding a long-lost treasure.

What’s with the sudden pen romance?

Did Gayathri chechi come?

Yes.

Did you meet her?

Yes.

Did she say anything?

She will.

Hey, Nandu!

Arun is at the doorstep, asking for you.

I’ll tell you later.

My sugarplum!

How are you?

Vavachi, bring me some water.

What?

I’ll—

I’ve been calling you for days.

Where’s your phone?

I was stuck in Pongal chaos.

Lost my phone and forgot to call. What’s wrong?

You stood by me since childhood,

yet vanished at the most important moment of my life.

What moment?

My marriage.

Marriage?

And you’re telling me now?

Get lost!

Who’s the girl?

The girl we saw that day.

The same one.

Didn’t I tell you? She’s perfect for you.

You, her, and siblings in the army—

it’ll be full-on action and gunfire.

Fantastic. -Not her.

Then?

Show me her photo.

Show me first, not her.

Better if you don’t see it.

Let her see first.

Here.

Already made her your wallpaper?

She’s beautiful.

You two look great together.

Perfect match.

Everyone said the same.

What's her name?

Gayathri.

What?

Gayathri.

Our old Malayalam teacher’s daughter. The same Gayathri.

Good.

Come on, let’s go.

There’s no time for the wedding.

I’m not coming.

I just got back. I’m exhausted.

What’s wrong with you?

Do one thing.

Meet me in the evening.

Take rest for now.

Then, you’ll rest only after my wedding.

Got it?

I’ll leave then.

Okay.

Mom!

Sreekala, I’ve told them the news.

Okay.

Come, alright?

Okay, dear.

What happened, Nandu?

Looks like I've ran out of petrol.

I…

I never thought he’d do this to me.

Did you ever tell him how you felt about her back in school?

No.

Does he know?

I don’t know.

Even if he's not aware...

didn’t he have a responsibility to check on you?

Did he check on you?

No.

Not just that…

he found a gap and took away the woman you love.

He snatched her.

I’ll tell you something— only if you can handle it.

May I?

Yes.

Listen, Nandu.

This is a game you never noticed.

Where does Arun work?

Bangalore.

Bangalore.

And her?

She’s also in Bangalore.

That’s it.

When Arun came to town…

he went straight to meet the girl I told you about.

He ruined that meeting and pinned the blame on you.

Wasn’t that exactly what happened?

Yes.

This was planned by him and her.

They planned everything in advance and played you like a fool.

A fool.

Now think.

What are you going to do about it?

No one will live peacefully here after making a fool out of me.

I won’t allow it.

Is this a marketplace?

Those bottles are not kept here for you to smash.

If you plan to create trouble here—

I’ll deal with you.

Get lost.

You’ll see what I’ll do to them.

I’ll show everyone.

Everyone.

Looks like its turned serious.

Vikraman!

You know, right?

I’ve never stood against his dreams.

But now…

Gopiyetta, what can I do?

He’s my only son.

Let him decide whatever he wants.

Dad!

Dad!

Why are you troubling him this naive soul?

Brother!

Hmm?

I’m thinking of leaving this place.

Why? -Anywhere.

I can’t take this anymore.

Watching him tie the nuptial chain on her…

It’s a problem only if you stay here.

There’s a trip tonight. Let’s leave on that.

I’m not unloading that.

I can’t stay here anymore.

Staying will only make things worse.

Listen to me.

Let’s leave now.

I’m not coming.

I’m not staying right here.

If you don’t come tonight, don’t come with me ever.

Our elders said, never advise those blinded by drink and desire.

Gayathri?

Someone’s come with gifts from the jewellery shop.

Go downstairs.

-Wishing you a very happy married life. -Thank you.

♪ A mirror-bright glow rests within your eyes ♪

♪ Youthful dreams sway softly ♪

♪ Isn’t today your haldi, a blessing, cutiepie? ♪

♪ Adorn yourself, my dear ♪

♪ Spark of a newborn age ♪

♪ Today, auspicious Venus walks into your life ♪

♪ A mirror-bright glow rests within your eyes ♪

♪ Youthful dreams sway softly ♪

♪ Isn’t today your haldi, a blessing, cutiepie? ♪

♪ A languid night where she runs, anklets ringing ♪

♪ A night where the heart’s sketched beauty comes alive ♪

♪ Your man arrives beneath the marquee, ♪

♪ coolness spreading, eyes glowing like lamps ♪

♪ A Venus-bright shimmer filling every breath of life ♪

♪ A mirror-bright glow rests within your eyes ♪

♪ Youthful dreams sway softly ♪

♪ Isn’t today your haldi blessing, you cutiepie? ♪

♪ A mirror-bright glow rests within your eyes ♪

♪ Youthful dreams sway softly ♪

♪ Isn’t today your haldi blessing, you cutiepie? ♪

Tighten it properly.

Come, get inside.

Annaa!

Take the vehicle.

Nandu… Load that stuff now.

I’ll come after lunch. Finish the work fast.

Give me some water.

Tell me Vavachi

Annaa!

Annaa!

What is it?

Annaa, her wedding got cancelled.

Her wedding got cancelled.

Gayathri’s wedding got cancelled. Vavachi just informed me.

Oh… that’s unfortunate.

Unfortunate?

What happened?

I don’t know the details.

But listen, Annaa... Gayathri is mine now.

I won’t give her to anyone.

Annaa, fix this quickly.

And who said you’re unlucky?

Exactly. Exactly!

Hello.

Hello, Annaa! Did you hear?

The wedding got cancelled, right?

Sounds like someone’s celebrating.

How did it get cancelled?

Someone murdered her father and stole all the gold.

Is that so?

When?

It happened at night.

The area is full of police now.

I’ll call you later.

Oh my God!

Annaa!

Sir, the body was found on the upper floor.

There’s a head injury at the back.

Which room was the theft from?

The upper room, sir.

- Harish. - Yes, sir.

The missing gold is confirmed, right?

- Yes, sir.

How the hell did this end up in our lorry?

I don’t know, boss.

Someone has framed us.

Should we inform the police?

What? Have you lost your mind?

- The nonsense you spoke when drunk? - Yes.

Varun has spread it everywhere.

If that reaches the police, we’re finished.

Not just a case for ruining the wedding—

we’ll be dragged into a murder case too.

Even if we tell the truth, who will believe us?

I said all that because I was drunk.

I’m shaking with fear.

Right now, only you, me, and God

know the truth behind this.

Oh my God!

Everyone, please move aside.

Move quickly.

Hello.

Don’t hang up.

I know you won’t answer if I call from my number.

So I’m calling from another phone.

If you liked Gayathri, bro,

shouldn’t you have told me first?

Was I supposed to hear it from strangers?

I’m backing out of this wedding anyway.

I’m heading back to Bangalore tonight.

Before leaving,

I wanted to call you once.

I can’t keep

humiliating myself in front of everyone.

Bye.

- That was Arun?

Hmm.

Take this.

Keep it with you.

Boss!

Why are you scared?

Be strong.

No matter what happens, I’m with you.

By tomorrow, everything will settle.

What’s this?

You’re not eating?

I don’t want to.

Switch off the light and leave!

What happened to you?

Get out!

Girl, stop playing around and get ready for school!

I’m coming!

Every morning it’s the same story.

Darling…

Darling…

Darling…

Dear…

Dear…

Dear! Wake up!

Darling, wake up!

What happened, Mom?

Dear!

Dad… Dad!

Dear, please wake up!

Dad!

Dad, please wake up!

Mom, why isn’t Dad waking up?

♪ O light that slowly fades from my eyes ♪

♪ I glimpsed a dream that never ends ♪

♪ Still hanging deep within my heart ♪

♪ You drift away, too far from me ♪

♪ Through endless rain of falling tears ♪

♪ Along the path where thunder breaks ♪

♪ When all my support shatters, does my heart still burn in pain? ♪

♪ This time that stretches without end ♪

♪ Is it my wound that never heals? ♪

♪ My ears grow numb with silent days ♪

♪ A fire keeps burning deep inside ♪

♪ Time stands still, yet the ache burns on ♪

♪ The blessing that stood by my side ♪

♪ Fades away into the unknown ♪

♪ We’ll never meet again in this lifetime ♪

♪ You left without a single word ♪

♪ Without even one last look ♪

♪ This time that stretches without end ♪

♪ Is it my wound that never heals? ♪

♪ Days dissolve into endless nights ♪

♪ I’m left alone, day after day ♪

♪ O my life, buried in my heart ♪

♪ Without you here, I stand alone ♪

♪ Is my heart slowly breaking down? ♪

♪ Is every trace of moonlight fading? ♪

♪ O' the light that fades from my eyes ♪

♪ I glimpsed a dream that never ends ♪

♪ Still hanging deep within my heart ♪

♪ You drift away, too far from me ♪

♪ Through endless rain of falling tears ♪

♪ Along the path where thunder breaks ♪

♪ When all my support shatters, does my heart still burn in pain? ♪

♪ O my life, buried in my heart ♪

♪ Without you here, I stand alone ♪

♪ This time that stretches without end ♪

♪ Is it my wound that never heals? ♪

People often ask

why I never went to my boss’s house

even once after his death.

The truth is, I loved him too much.

Even when he was alive,

I used to avoid facing him.

So how could I face him

lying there, cold and lifeless?

He shouldn't see me.

And I don’t want to see him that way.

I just can’t bring myself

to see him like that, bro.

You know,

even when he didn’t call me for work,

boss made sure my family never starved.

Vikramannan cared deeply for you.

I know, bro.

Hey, Nandhu.

I wanna say something,

Go ahead, bro.

Is it okay to leave our boss’s lorry like this?

I’ve arranged a load trip to Pollachi.

Shall we go?

I’ll drive.

Bro…

I’m not in the right state of mind

to think about all this right now.

That won’t work.

Bro, I didn’t mean it that way—

No, bro. No.

It won’t work.

Sorry, bro.

Son,

the past is the past.

There’s no point crying over it now.

If Vikram’s family has something to eat on the table,

that lorry has to run.

Something feels fishy…

…better slip away.

They’ve come to investigate

the murder of the teacher’s husband.

The police are combing the area.

Two deaths back to back.

Yes.

Honestly,

everyone has forgotten about Vikram’s death.

Exactly.

Bharathan, one tea.

Hmm… tea.

That SI is tough as nails.

Whether it’s the killer or the thief, anyone involved is in deep trouble.

If he gets his hands on them,

he’ll crush them completely.

You know?

Why are you telling me all this?

Hey, Nandhu…

after that incident,

your friend Arun hasn’t been seen around.

Did he leave town?

Relax, I was just asking.

Why did he get angry?

Mani, bro…

He’s completely broken.

He's just faking.

I even doubt his involvement.

Shut up.

Hello.

Nandu, where are you, son?

I’m heading to the lorry, aunty.

Son, I need to tell you something.

You must accept it.

Tell me.

My husband took a loan

for that lorry, didn’t he?

Now everyone here is worried

since he’s no more.

Dad and Raju feel

it’s better to clear the loan by selling the lorry.

Sister, let me speak.

Bro, it’s Raju uncle.

It’ll be hard for you to maintain that lorry.

Better we sell it and clear the loan.

Some dealers from Malappuram will come tomorrow morning.

Be here when they arrive.

Hmm…

Bro,

how could you even speak to me like that?

That day, I was completely shattered.

I spoke out of grief.

Forgive me.

I’m not trying to guilt you.

Still, it felt good when you asked me to drive.

Bro, stop for a moment.

What is it?

Just to pee. - Okay.

Watch out for snakes.

Hit him!

Police! Escape!

What's the issue?

Spit it out!

Who are they? Tell me!

So the boss died because he couldn’t handle the stress?

Right?

There’s no use dwelling on it now.

What’s done is done.

Think about what you can do next.

Any idea?

No idea, right?

Right?

Don’t worry.

I won’t betray you.

From now on, through thick and thin,

I’ll be with you.

Stay strong, bro.

What?

Don’t you trust me?

Huh?

Yes.

Good.

What happened, bro? Something wrong?

Nothing.

This route isn’t safe at this hour.

There’s another route.

Boss and I used to take it.

Let’s go that way.

Where's the lorry?

Did you hide it?

Or sold it to someone else?

Stop stressing me out and tell me!

Radha chechi is calling.

Hello, Nandu.

What is it, sister?

What did you do? Where’s the lorry?

Buyers are here to check the lorry.

We’re on our way back, Radha chechi.

Sura brother suddenly brought this up last night.

That’s why I couldn’t tell you earlier. Sorry.

What use is saying this now? What am I supposed to tell them?

Sura brother, can you talk to her?

It’s me, Sura… Radha sister.

Return their advance.

We’re not selling Aashan’s lorry to anyone.

We’ll clear Aashan’s loan by running the lorry ourselves.

Hey…

Wasn’t it Sura who drove off with the lorry?

Yeah.

Take it, man.

Don’t stress yourself out.

Plan what needs to be done.

But the bag has to be moved immediately.

It’s not safe here.

People will come looking for this.

We barely escaped last time. We won’t always be that lucky.

Call me, no matter what time it is.

Relax. I’ve got your back, right?

Alright then.

Arun isn’t saying why he took this decision, Prabha.

What can we do?

Dear…

Even if my son said he didn’t like you, I wouldn’t believe it.

Did he tell you anything?

No.

We weren’t destined to have you as our daughter.

Sura annan!

Sura annan!

Did anyone see you coming here?

I don’t think so.

Good.

Why didn’t you pick up my calls? How many times did I call you?

You called?

I’m terrified here, shaking with fear!

Hey…

Why did you dump such a huge secret on a soft-hearted guy like me?

Well…

You thrashed half the people that day.

It was a mistake!

I was carried away!

I can’t handle this.

Please don’t drag me into this trouble.

I beg you. Please spare me.

If cops or even dogs get onto this trail…

that’ll be the end of me!

No one’s becoming a scapegoat again.

I know what to do.

Nandhu, I meant—wait—

Nandhu…

Hey!

Mom, there’s a thief here!

Mom!

Hurry up!

The culprit came to retrieve the gold he stole yesterday.

Get inside. Now!

Are you sure this is the man you saw?

Yes.

Why did you do this?

Why did you destroy our lives?

Teacher…

I…

How did you know I’m a teacher?

I’m Nandu, your 9th standard student.

You?

You’ve been stealing since childhood, haven’t you?

What did we do to deserve this suffering?

Tell me now.

Why did you do this to my husband?

Why did you?

Tell me!

Leave him, mom.

Sit down, mom.

Look at him. Acting cool after all this. Idiot.

Everything’s in the bag, right?

No, sir. Two rings and one bag are missing.

Was there another bag?

There were two bags, each containing 50 pavans.

Hareesh!

Where is the bag?

I don’t know, sir.

Where is the second bag?

Tell me.

Tell us, you moron.

Open up, or I’ll break you open.

Get up.

Confess now, or you’ll be beaten again.

So it’s not just robbery— you’re involved in murder too, huh?

Confess now, idiot.

We’ll snap your spine.

How dare you enter the house you robbed again?

The murder happened during an attempted robbery at Mohanan’s daughter’s wedding.

Police say the crime was driven by a personal feud between two friends.

Move along.

Move.

Come out now.

Move, everyone.

Funny how you praised Nandu whenever his name came up.

That ended when he tried to marry off his sister for free and got caught.

Don’t talk nonsense, man.

Oh Lord, Vikramannan left without seeing all this.

You’re sure Vikraman wasn’t involved?

Am I right, Sura?

Oh no…

If anyone says a word against Nandu, I won’t spare them.

Did anyone see him robbing?

No. Did you?

Now all the do-gooders want to open their mouths.

Finish your tea and get lost, idiots.

What did I do to deserve this?

They’ve come to play peacemakers. Idiots.

Hello, is this Gayathri?

I’m Radha.

Vikraman, the lorry driver’s wife.

What is the matter?

I need to meet you urgently.

My Vikraman told me what really happened that day.

Gayathri needs to know this.

Hey…

What happened to you?

Are you okay?

No.

Look at me.

Did something happen on your trip?

We found a bag in the lorry.

Inside it…

there was gold meant for Gayathri’s wedding.

Police caught the one who came to return the gold.

That's the truth.

Gayathri, think about it.

How could he steal gold from the same house

that you and the police searched thoroughly?

Gayathri, at least you believe this.

My brother would never hurt you.

Do you remember this, sister?

My brother kept this pen all these years because he loved you.

If you came here for the gold,

I've the same answer I've given to police.

I didn’t take it.

Radha chechi told me how that bag ended up with you.

Even though unintentional...

you suffered losses in your life because of me.

You won’t face any more trouble because of me.

The one I lost was my father.

There’s no loss greater than that.

Gayathri…

I have something to say.

That pen… from our school days…

The losses belong only us.

Now I’m trying to find out who’s behind all this.

Enough. It’s time.

What a surprise!

Why are you here?

I took charge of the station yesterday, replacing Harish.

– Really? – Yeah.

You two talk. I’ll get something to drink.

Okay.

Why didn’t you tell me you were coming?

I knew what was going on here.

Why did you meet him in the middle of all this?

What happened suddenly?

I need your help.

♪ An unseen distance stretches into longing ♪

♪ Truth burns like fire standing watch across the sky ♪

Did you buy such whopping amount of gold cos Arun's family asked?

No, they had no such demands.

So you bought all this gold without being asked?

And now an innocent man is being blamed for it.

And he’s sitting behind bars for it.

An unseen distance stretches into longing

Time itself burns like fire up above

I told you already Nandu didn’t do this.

Maybe not Nandu.

But Vikraman could be involved, right?

He had many liabilities.

If Vikraman hid the gold, Nandu could’ve found it. That’s possible, isn’t it?

More than that…

Vikraman’s phone was active on your tower during the robbery.

People make mistakes.

♪ Tomorrow becomes a journey too heavy to carry ♪

♪ Moments slip into ruin ♪

♪ Roots sink keep into world ♪

Who is this?

Chandran uncle from Guruvayoor.

My mother’s brother.

Did your father have any unknown financial dealings?

Anything you found out later?

No.

It could be a common person who is close to you…

or a murder that happened during an attempted robbery.

♪ An unseen distance stretches into longing ♪

♪ Truth burns like fire standing watch across the sky ♪

You worked hard to get bail, didn’t you?

About that…

I did all this because Gayathri believed you were innocent.

Am I right?

You don’t have to be tense, Nandu.

You’ll have both of us with you from now on.

Get in the car.

You too.

Proving my innocence isn’t enough.

We must find who killed Gayathri’s father.

And what happened to the gold.

And the mastermind behind all this.

We need answers to everything.

Isn’t that why I’m here?

Am I right, Gayathri?

Okay.

Let’s go.

Gayathri, come.

Why is he calling her?

Sir, the bill.

According to Mohan’s post-mortem report…

the lorry you mentioned passed the CCTV around the exact time the murder took place.

There’s a 1.5-kilometre stretch in front of the house where it happened.

Yes.

There are no byroads connecting to that stretch.

At that time, three vehicles passed on the right side—

but only two appeared on the left-side camera.

The bike that entered from the left never crossed the right-side camera…

and the mini lorry that came from the right side

never crossed the left-side camera.

So one vehicle from the left and one from the right are missing.

Sir.

Yes.

What’s the update?

Just like you suspected, an accident happened that night.

And one death was reported.

– Is this Mr Thomas’ house? – Yes.

I had called earlier.

Please come in, sir. I’ll call my father.

We’re here to enquire about Felix.

He’s dead. What more is there to know?

That’s not what I mean.

I want to know if you were aware of his illegal activities.

That’s your perspective.

Why are you troubling me?

Is there anything else you want?

There was another person with Felix at the time of the accident.

Do you know who that was?

I don’t know anything about that.

Let’s go.

– What happened? – What is it?

I said we’re leaving.

What’s going on?

Gayathri…

Sir, please wait a moment.

Sir, did you come here for this?

It doesn’t belong to him.

We got it from the hospital as part of the belongings.

I have a gift for my brother and sister.

Is this Midhun’s house?

Yes.

Who are you? Where are you from?

I’m from the police.

Oh.

I’m here to investigate Midhun’s accident.

Please come in, sir.

What exactly happened that day?

Felix and I were riding a bike that day.

A lorry came at high speed and overtook us.

Then another vehicle crashed into us.

The lorry you mentioned that overtook you—

did you get any bag and some gold from it?

Do you know anything about that?

No. I have no idea.

Okay.

In that case…

Midhun can tell me what you know.

What I said is the truth.

Where were you both headed that day?

To Felix’s friend’s house.

For what purpose?

To buy a bike.

Do you remember the friend’s name?

Would you recognise him if you saw him again?

I came here with that “friend.”

Hey, Friend!

Even if Midhun can’t remember clearly, Gayathri won’t forget you.

Am I right, Gayathri?

How can I forget him?

Thank you.

Wishing you a very happy married life.

The moment Gayathri saw your photo with Felix, she recognised you.

Because of you people, my life is ruined.

Tell me.

Tell me now.

No. I don’t know.

You moron—

don’t you dare lie to us, even on your deathbed.

I don’t care if your mother is outside. I’ll break your ribs.

I’ll say.

I met Felix for the first time at a pub in Bangalore.

– Cheers. – Cheers.

We met through a common friend.

Felix who lived a wayward life with everything. I joined him.

Felix used to supply 'M' to colleges.

Sometimes, I helped him.

Felix had many contacts inside and outside Kerala.

Just before the college vacations, we were short on cash for a deal…

That’s when we saw them buying gold for the wedding.

We followed them…

and mapped their house location.

Felix had the entire plan ready.

He sent me in pretending to be from the jewellery shop with a gift.

I entered the house without anyone noticing.

I did everything needed to help him hide there.

Hey…

While we were escaping, a police jeep approached us.

We panicked, and at that moment, a lorry passed close by.

To avoid getting caught, I threw the bag into the lorry.

Oh! That was Excise, not police.

Where is the bag?

I threw it into the lorry.

Oh, shit! Get in.

Why the hell did you throw the bag into a lorry?

They’re speeding like maniacs.

Overtake them.

Overtake now.

Come on!

Later, a group came looking for the bag we lost.

He'll speak!

Tell me!

I will...

I will!

What about the second bag that went missing?

Apart from Felix and me, there was someone else controlling him.

A third person.

Who is that?

When Felix was about to get caught…

he and the third man killed her father by striking his head.

Felix handed one of the two bags to that third person.

Who was that third man?

I don’t know his name.

But Felix mentioned one thing—

he was from Bangalore.

Sound off!

You’re police, right?

Sir, you’ve walked into a dangerous place at a dangerous time.

It’s the Kerala Police who’ve come here.

This is Bangalore.

We know exactly where we are.

This is my pub.

If you dare show off here…

What will you do?

Bro…

I need a favour in Bangalore.

Just come here, man.

Did you think I won't know if you stabbed me from back?

You’re Arun’s…

friend, right?

You thought you’d be safe in Bangalore after messing things up in Kerala?

You bloody loser!

Come on.

Dani…

If we leave now, you can make it home in time for breakfast…

have a smoke and head back to our pub.

We’ll make it grander there.

So, shall we leave?

Thank you, sir.

Move… move aside.

– Sir… – Yes.

I owe you a lot, sir.

I’ll never forget this.

I’ll never forget you.

Hey…

I just did my job.

Shall I leave, man?

Hey, Jadayu…

You still don’t get me, do you?

Hey, man…

Manoj, you’re a cop now?

Hey, man…

Come, hug me, my dears.

I’m happy now.

There’s more reason to be happy.

I told her what you said about her during our school days. Right, Gayathri?

Gayathri…

Are you planning to travel through the rest of your life alone?

I need a life attendant in my life.

Will they get married?

They’re meant for each other.

I was praying for this.

Mr Manavalan, SI.

It’s only because of you that everything got sorted.

You’re great, brother.

I'm happy now.

Eh?

– Manavalan bro… – Yes.

We make a good match, right, bro?

Whose cover is this?

What are you saying?

I made a mistake out of immaturity back then.

Does Nandu know this?

I don’t know.

Some secrets are better buried with me.

Haven't you heard this?

I’ve heard that before.

It’s time to leave.

-Will he prosper? -Of course he will.

For him to propser

For a Pisces to live a good life,

he needs a Cancer woman by his side.

She must enter his life on her own terms.

From that day on, all his problems will disappear.

His life will then be blessed by the auspicious Venus!