Chalisuva Modagalu

Mohan, a jovial young lawyer, meets Sheela at his friend's wedding and is instantly drawn to her. Their initial encounter sparks a growing curiosity and attraction. They begin to see each other in the days that follow and form a budding connection.

Mohan and Sheela start meeting frequently, forging a strong friendship that soon feels like something more. Sheela reciprocates Mohan's feelings, and their connection deepens as they share values and moments. The pair grows increasingly close as time passes.

Both Vishwanath's family and Sheela's family push for the couple to marry, viewing it as the natural union. Leela, Vishwanath's niece and a fellow lawyer, emerges as a potential match under the same arrangement. The prospect of an arranged marriage adds urgency to their situation.

Suddenly, Sheela behaves strangely, asks Mohan to forget her, and breaks off their relationship. Soon after, she marries a family friend, leaving Mohan devastated and confused. This marks a dramatic turn in both their lives.

Mohan sinks into depression and falls sick from heartbreak. Leela tends to him with selfless devotion, helping him recover and showing a depth of care that hints at a future connection. Her support begins to shift the dynamics between them.

Moved by Leela's unwavering care, Mohan agrees to marry her. The couple begins a new life together and appears to find happiness in their union. Leela's presence brings him stability and renewed purpose.

One day, a newspaper publishes a story about a woman who killed her own husband, catching Mohan's attention. He senses there is more to the tale and decides to investigate further. This article becomes the catalyst for uncovering a hidden truth.

With help from Murthy and his sister, Mohan learns that Sheela was raped by his brother's friend on her way home. Feeling she has ruined her chastity, she pushes him away and later marries the man who raped her. This trauma explains her possible behavior and choices.

Mohan must now fight the case against his own wife, Leela, as he defends Sheela. The courtroom becomes a battleground where both sides present passionate arguments to prove their points. Loyalties and truth clash under the scrutiny of the law.

During a key court moment, Leela discovers that Mohan is Sheela's former lover, a revelation that strains their marriage. She demands a divorce, though Mohan remains committed to uncovering the truth. The personal and professional lines blur under pressure.

Vishwanath intervenes to explain why Mohan kept the truth from Leela, arguing that his actions came from a place of love and protection. His explanation reframes the conflict and reinforces the depth of Mohan's feelings. Leela is urged to see beyond anger to understand the situation.

With the help of Ramu, Mohan and Leela uncover that a different woman—one who had been cheated by Sheela's husband—killed him. The new evidence clears Sheela of the crime and points to the actual killer. This breakthrough shifts the focus of the case and justice is served.

Following the revelation of the true killer, Sheela is released from jail. She expresses sincere gratitude toward Mohan and Leela for standing by her side. The relief is palpable as the wrongful imprisonment ends.

In a gesture of forgiveness and lasting friendship, Leela tells Sheela that she would name a future daughter Sheela if a girl is born. The vow symbolizes reconciliation and the bond that has endured through the trials. The film closes on a note of hope and continuity.