Adventures of Omanakuttan

Omanakkuttan works as a sales executive at Clintonica, a hair oil company owned by Chandran. He discovers a surprising possibility: he can chat with women over the phone using fake names and profiles. This new hobby hints at a hidden life behind his introverted exterior.

He starts using these fake identities to initiate conversations with women, testing how much control he can exert from behind a screen. The thrill of these conversations contrasts with his real shy personality. This marks the emergence of a double life that will pull him into unpredictable situations.

An SI arrives pretending to be a police officer and wants to meet him in person. Omanakkuttan panics and runs into the crowd at a music concert. The encounter leaves him rattled as the investigator catches a glimpse of him before he slips away.

During the concert, Omanakkuttan notices Pallavi, a parapsychology student there to contact the musician for her research. She is trying to get access to Sidharth's bungalow for her studies. Their paths cross briefly, setting the stage for a connection that will complicate his deception.

As the concert ends, Pallavi asks Sidharth for his autograph and receives a note with a phone number. In truth, it is Omanakkuttan who signed the note and slipped his own number to her. Pallavi remains unaware of the ruse and continues her interactions.

Omanakkuttan keeps up the online chats with Pallavi and other women, adopting various personas to maintain the deception. He enjoys the charm and attention, while his real self remains hidden behind the screen. The dual life becomes more elaborate as the lines between fantasy and reality blur.

One night, returning from work, he is robbed and assaulted by a taxi driver who dumps him in a dump yard. He wakes with total memory loss, forgetting his name and all prior events. His phone still holds numbers, but callers address him by different names, leaving him confused about his own identity.

Stranded on a highway, he seeks a ride and a car finally stops—Pallavi is inside. She mistakes him for a charity case and offers help, unaware that he is the man she has been texting all along. Together they set out on a quest to discover who he really is.

With a new travel partner, they embark on a journey to uncover his true identity and past. They question whether everything he did online was a crafted act or a symptom of something else. The search becomes a shared mission that binds them.

As they search, the mystery surrounding his online personas and the people he chatted with gradually emerges. Pallavi's interest in parapsychology intersects with Omanakkuttan's quest, raising questions about truth, memory, and manipulation. The film hints at deeper themes about perception and identity.

They confront friends, family, and colleagues who might hold fragments of his past, trying to reconstruct his true self. The narrative leaves open whether his entire life as Omanakkuttan was a deliberate act or a consequence of his memory loss. The pursuit of answers continues as the curtain starts to fall.

Ultimately the story frames a choice: accept a reconstructed past or redefine himself in the present. The bond between Pallavi and the nameless man becomes the emotional core as they confront what is real. The timeline closes with a question about who Omanakkuttan was and who he might become.