Aavesham

Aju, Bibi, and Shanthan arrive in Bengaluru from Kerala to pursue aeronautical engineering. The BK hostel owner warns that the college has hostile, unfriendly students and convinces their parents to let them stay there, setting a tense tone for their start in the city.

Kutty and his gang bully the trio, taking them to a garage where they are humiliated and brutally beaten. The brutal incident leaves a mark on the boys and fuels Aju's desire for revenge.

Aju seeks revenge and leads the trio to bars in search of troublemakers, where they eventually cross paths with Ranga. They befriend him, drawn by his power, wit, and protective demeanor.

Ranga explains that he avoids violence due to a promise to his late mother and urges the boys to focus on their studies. Despite this warning, the trio stays drawn to his world, chasing fights as a way to bond with him.

Ambaan shares stories about Ranga's violent past, including the killing of his own brother, whose body is buried in the kitchen. The tales hint at a darker side behind Ranga's charm and foreshadow future consequences.

During the college Holi celebration, Bibi tells Ranga about Kutty, and Ranga and his gang unleash their fury on Kutty in front of everyone. The confrontation marks a turning point in how the college perceives Ranga and the trio.

One night out with Ranga, Bibi leaves his phone in Ranga's car. The next morning, a call from Bibi's mother reveals that Bibi thinks of Ranga as a brother, deepening Ranga's affection for the boys.

The trio's association with Ranga begins to affect their studies, and they face rustication after failing exams. They are given a second chance on the condition that they pass future exams and keep their goon friends away from the college.

The trio discovers a corpse buried in the kitchen of the house Ranga had provided, confirming Ambaan's stories. The shocking discovery scares them and pushes them to distance themselves from Ranga.

Reddy, Ranga's ex-boss, abducts the trio and accuses Ranga of stealing his identity, asking them to call when Ranga is alone to help eliminate him. The boys decide to cut ties and seek safety away from Ranga.

Frightened, they switch off their phones and move to a different hostel in Tumkur to study in peace. Ranga frets over their disappearance and frantically searches for them.

When the trio confesses, Ranga erupts and goes on a rampage, killing Reddy's goons and Reddy himself. He locks the house from inside, then relents, telling them to focus on their exams and severing ties with the trio.

Aju and Bibi struggle to pass one paper while Shanthan clears all his exams. Outside the college, Ranga and his gang humorously punish the trio by chasing them with sticks, signaling the end of their risky alliance.