Aahaa..!

Parasuram is the patrifamily and the guiding force of a close-knit, vibrant clan. He rules with pride and concern, always ready to chastise mischief while safeguarding the family’s reputation. The opening scenes establish a household where duty, affection, and authority coexist.

Raghuram is Parasuram’s dear son, married to the benevolent Rajeswari. The couple has a mischievous son, Ajay, and their union anchors the family through both warmth and strain. Their relationship sets the tone for the family’s dynamics in the days to come.

Sriram spends his life with frolic, much to Parasuram’s disappointment. The father often regards him as a useless fellow, clashing with his carefree approach to life. This tension seeds a gulf between expectation and individuality within the household.

Gayatri’s alliances repeatedly fail due to her handicaps, keeping Parasuram in a constant state of worry. The family as a whole tries to shield her future while managing their own disappointments. The situation adds strain to the household’s already delicate balance.

At a social function, Sriram encounters Janaki, the daughter of Rama Rao, who works as a cook. He quickly falls for her, and their budding romance becomes a beacon of hope for him. He confides his feelings to Rajeswari, seeking counsel and support.

Rajeswari invites Rama Rao to fix the match, while the family bluffs about his profession. When the truth bubbles to the surface, Parasuram mortifies Rama Rao and Rama Rao quits in anger. The episode strains relations but also tests everyone’s tolerance and pride.

Rama Rao falls into debt, and Sriram steps in to guard him and help him start a new business. Through this act, Rama Rao discovers Sriram’s virtue and loyalty. The family begins to see a more compassionate side to Sriram.

Raghuram secretly chats with a woman over the phone, and Sriram overhears, sensing something suspicious. He spots Raghu with his old sweetheart Geeta, who is revealed to be a dying patient returning to spend her last days with him. The revelation deepens the emotional stakes for both brothers.

Sriram rekindles a bond with Geeta and asks Raghu to keep the relationship discreet because Rajeswari cannot tolerate it. The arrangement strains loyalties within the family and tests the boundaries of affection and duty. Geeta’s presence adds a bittersweet layer to the narrative.

Sriram carries the terminally ill Geeta to the hospital, which Parasuram and Janaki misconstrue as improper conduct. Geeta dies in Raghu’s lap, choosing to leave her last breath with Raghu and to safeguard Sriram’s integrity. The tragedy implants guilt in Sriram as the family’s opinion of him hardens.

Janaki leaves town after the misunderstandings, but Raghu steps in to retrieve her shortly before Gayatri’s wedding. The brothers’ loyalty becomes a lifeline as they navigate a path toward reconciliation. The family’s unity is put to the ultimate test by impending nuptials.

Raghu travels by train to be with the family, but the journey is cut short by a devastating accident. Sriram receives the heartbreaking news of his brother’s death and absorbs the loss with quiet dignity. The family grapples with a profound sorrow that reshapes their bonds.

Parasuram, unable to imagine proceeding without Raghu’s presence, delays the wedding. In time, Sriram reveals the truth surrounding the familial tensions and the brothers’ loyalties, prompting a shift in the household’s perspective. The revelation re-centers the family around honesty and responsibility.

Parasuram recognizes the eminence of Sriram and embraces him as a true pillar of the family. The rift begins to mend as the patriarch acknowledges Sriram’s loyalty and integrity. The bond between father and son strengthens in the face of adversity.

The film closes on a hopeful note with the marriage of Sriram and Janaki. The family unites in celebration, having weathered misunderstandings and losses together. The union marks a new harmony where love, duty, and familial bonds prevail.