Aadavari Matalaku Ardhalu Verule

Ganesh, from a middle-class family, struggles to secure employment due to poor language skills and limited qualifications. He makes several attempts, but all bids fail, while friends settle into life and his father remains critical. This ongoing pressure fuels his insecurity and shapes his outlook on life.

Ganesh catches a glimpse of Keerthi and instantly falls in love. He learns she works for a software solutions firm, which raises hope that they might share a future. The moment marks the start of a longing that will shape much of the film.

Ganesh secures employment at the same software firm where Keerthi works. He believes this closer proximity could help win her affection. Yet his confidence is tempered by nervousness and the fear of rejection.

During a business trip to Australia, Ganesh confesses his love to Keerthi. She reveals she comes from an orthodox family and has an arranged marriage planned with her cousin. The revelation shatters Ganesh's hopes and complicates their budding romance.

Ganesh returns to India in a depressed state, and his father tries to broker a reconciliation with Keerthi. Keerthi insults them and slaps both Ganesh and his father, deepening the familial strain. That night, Ganesh's father dies of a heart attack, leaving Ganesh overwhelmed by grief.

To lift Ganesh's spirits, Vasu invites him to his countryside family home. They travel by train, seeking solace away from the village. The visit sets the stage for further revelations about love, duty, and family expectations.

On the train journey, it is revealed that Keerthi is actually Vasu's fiancée. Their grandfather had hoped to marry them off sooner, but Keerthi and Vasu choose to follow their own path. The discovery intensifies the patriarchal pressure but also seeds the possibility of change.

After several twists, Keerthi realizes she is in love with Ganesh. Keerthi and Vasu's parents decide to marry them off to appease the grandfather, at least temporarily. Ganesh steps back, trying to protect the family’s happiness.

During a late-night meeting, Ganesh asks Keerthi to forget him to avoid bringing disrepute to her family. Keerthi's grandfather admonishes her for disobeying tradition and orders Ganesh to leave the village. The scene highlights the clash between love and family duty.

As Ganesh leaves, goons he once saved stab him in the stomach, sending him to the hospital. The attack interrupts the wedding momentum and intensifies the family crisis. Ganesh fights for his life while the rest of the family races to support him.

Srinu asks Vasu to come and help Ganesh; initially reluctant, Vasu abandons his own wedding to rush to the hospital. His act of loyalty begins to mend strained bonds and rally Ganesh's supporters. The hospital becomes a focal point for reconciliation.

Keerthi's family comes to stay with Ganesh for a few days as he recovers. Keerthi and her grandfather join the family at the hospital, showing concern for Ganesh. The sight of the united family hints at a possible future for Ganesh and Keerthi.

Keerthi's family begins staying with Ganesh for a few days, signaling growing acceptance of his place in their lives. He and Keerthi grow closer, moving toward a committed relationship. The family dynamics increasingly support their bond.

In the end, Ganesh and Keerthi become a couple and decide to live together. The film closes on a hopeful note for their future as they build a life beyond the earlier obstacles. Their journey from struggle to companionship is complete.