Chandamama Kathalu

A writer and widower facing his young daughter’s chronic illness and a desperate need for 5 lakhs. He copes by weaving seven interconnected stories from daily life, turning ordinary encounters into intimate vignettes. The manuscript’s completion offers hope and a chance for publication.

Haseena accepts a marriage proposal from a Dubai-based bachelor she hasn’t met in person, trusting a photograph over face-to-face knowledge. She travels to Dubai only to discover that her husband is older and earns his living as a taxi driver, unsettling the dream she pursued. The arc probes how security dreams collide with harsh reality and the costs of misplaced trust.

A young woman drawn to Raghu, a slick con artist who pretends to care while scheming to trap her for money. Raghu convinces her to elope, but her father’s intervention thwarts the plan, forcing a reckoning about trust and exploitation.

A slick con artist who pretends to care while scheming to trap Renu for money. He manipulates her into eloping, but his plan collapses under the weight of reality when her father intervenes, exposing the cost of deceit in pursuit of affection.

Gowri becomes central to the Raju arc, facing a premature delivery that ends fatally. Her life and death alter the trajectory of those around her, including her husband and daughter, highlighting the fragility of motherhood and the responsibilities that follow.

Raju slips into Gowri’s home and, under social pressure, the couple marries. He moves to the city and takes a municipal job, while Gowri dies in childbirth, leaving him to raise their daughter and navigate a changed life filled with sorrow and responsibility.

A hidden-asset figure who hides ten lakhs across several stash spots, dreaming of buying a home. He dies in his sleep the night before a potential deal closes, underscoring how fortune can elude even careful scheming. The bag’s eventual discovery climaxes with its use to heal a family rift.

Lisa Smith’s night at a bar leads to an unexpected companionship and eventual marriage, highlighting how chance encounters can redirect life paths within an urban tapestry.

Lisa engages in a nighttime encounter that blossoms into lasting companionship with G. Venkateswara Rao, threading a trail through shared vulnerability toward a quiet marriage. Her arc emphasizes the film’s exploration of connection beyond initial impressions.

Mohan is part of the Saritha–Mohan thread, a youthful pair who previously couldn't marry. Their road trip together becomes a second chance at happiness and a test of their resilience and commitment.

Saritha shares a late teenage romance with Mohan, reconnecting in adulthood and attempting to claim happiness after earlier constraints. Their journey tests the durability of their bond through time and distance.