Abhiyum Naanum

Raghuram, a simple estate manager in Ooty, encounters Sudhakar, a newcomer in Coonoor, and is drawn to the sight of Sudhakar's young daughter. He engages in a warm conversation, already thinking fondly of his own daughter. The meeting sets the stage for a future bond between the two families.

Raghuram secretly marries his cousin Anu without their parents' consent, forming a union that brings a daughter named Abhi. He loves Abhi deeply and treats her as the world. This arranged marriage lays the foundation for the family at the center of the story.

As Abhi grows, the family grows with it: they adopt a beggar who becomes part of the household, named Ravi Shastri, and lives with them. Dhamu, a close friend who has no children, treats Abhi as his own daughter. The household forms a blended, loving unit.

Abhi expresses a desire to study in Delhi, which initially triggers a tantrum from Raghuram. After heartfelt discussions, Abhi persuades him, and he reluctantly agrees. He is sad about two years apart but respects her choice for her future.

Abhi returns after the promised years away and reveals that she has fallen in love with a man. Anu is accepting, but Raghuram initially resists and withdraws emotionally, fearing the change in their family. The tension marks a shift in their relationship as they confront her choices.

The man is Joginder Singh, a Sikh from Delhi who has captured Abhi's heart. Raghuram maintains distance and stays cautious, dreading how this alliance might affect his daughter. Anu tries to mediate while keeping respect for Abhi's happiness.

Raghuram finds himself impressed when Joginder appears on television alongside the Prime Minister, signaling public recognition. Despite this momentary admiration, Raghuram still keeps his guard. The media spotlight adds complexity to his feelings about the betrothal.

A large group, whom Raghuram assumes to be Joginder's relatives, arrives at his house, provoking frustration. He vents his anger at Anu, and Abhi overhears the quarrel, feeling hurt by her father's behavior. The rift foreshadows a test to their healing trust.

Abhi reveals that the visitors are not relatives but a charity circle that Joginder has been helping. Hearing her story, Raghuram softens and feels pride in Joginder's compassion. In the moment of realization, he shouts with happiness, even as onlookers misinterpret his joy.

Abhi and Joginder marry with the blessing of Raghuram and Anu. The wedding marks a new chapter for the family, with Ravi and other orphans drawn into the celebration. The couple’s union is celebrated as a symbol of chosen family and mutual support.

Meanwhile, Ravi falls in love with one of the orphans, Jasbeer Kaur, adding another thread to the family drama. Dhamu and his wife announce their intention to adopt a child and express gratitude toward Joginder for the support. The household continues to expand its circle of love.

During the wedding reception, Ravi openly speaks about Abhi as his mother, highlighting the family’s unconventional bonds. Dhamu’s family confirms their adoption plan, and Anu welcomes her parents to share the joy. The moment ties together the new and old generations of the clan.

The next day, Abhi and her parents bid a heartfelt farewell at the airport. Abhi cries on her father’s shoulder, but Raghuram remains stoic, even laughing in a way that shocks Ravi and Anu. He happily sends Abhi off with Joginder, signaling acceptance of her life ahead.

Back in the present, Raghuram introduces Sudhakar to his home and explains the value of daughters as blessings from God. He warns Sudhakar to make the most of time with his own daughter, because time flies swiftly. The family’s warmth makes Sudhakar feel welcome despite the bittersweet memories.

A call from Abhi reaches the household in Delhi as Sudhakar sits with his daughter. They prepare to answer, and the scene ends with the family sharing a hopeful smile, ready to welcome Abhi and her daughter back into their lives. Sudhakar is left with his daughter as the others reunite online.