Chandamama Kathalu

Saaradhi confronts his young daughter's chronic illness and the mounting need for 5 lakhs. He decides to cope by writing a novel, hoping storytelling can shield his family from despair. He envisions weaving seven intertwined stories drawn from the world around him.

Saaradhi starts turning everyday encounters into intimate vignettes, letting each fragment feed the others. The draft grows as personal longing, loss, and hope thread through the pages. The process reframes his daughter’s illness as a chorus of ordinary lives.

Haseena accepts a proposed marriage to a wealthy Dubai bachelor based on a photograph. She travels to Dubai to meet him, only to discover he is older than pictured and works as a taxi driver. The shock redefines what security and love mean in her life.

A slick con artist Raghu pretends to care for Renu, convincing her to elope. When her father intervenes, the plan collapses and Renu’s world is upended. The arc probes trust, love, and the costs of chasing fortune.

Raju slips into Gowri’s home one night and is caught, and societal pressures push them toward marriage. He moves to the city and takes a municipal job, hoping for stability, while Gowri confronts their precarious union. The move marks a shift toward a new life.

Gowri bears a premature delivery and dies in childbirth, leaving Raju to raise their daughter and navigate overwhelming grief. The tragedy reshapes his future and his responsibilities to his child. The family’s fate becomes a cornerstone of Saaradhi’s evolving mosaic.

Two youths who could not marry in their teens finally seize a second chance by traveling together on a road trip. The journey tests their bond and proves love can endure when social constraints loosen. Their venture becomes a hopeful counterpoint to personal loss elsewhere.

The Beggar hides ten lakhs across several stash spots, dreaming of buying a house. He negotiates a deal to secure a new home, but death comes in his sleep the night before the transaction closes. The thread underscores how fortune eludes even the careful.

Lisa Smith and Venkateshwara Rao drift into a shared night at a bar, which blossoms into companionship and ultimately marriage. Their encounter threads a human connection into Saaradhi’s larger urban tapestry. The episode highlights fragile, evolving bonds.

Saaradhi finishes the final pages of his manuscript and seeks a publisher, hoping to give his stories a wider life. The act mirrors his unsettled own fortunes, reflecting the lives he has written and the hope he clings to. The pursuit frames the manuscript as both art and lifeline.

Saaradhi discovers the beggar’s bag containing the missing 10 lakhs, a turning point that links the stories back to him. The money heals his daughter and enables Gowri’s husband to care for his child. The narrative circle begins to close, offering hopeful interference from chance.

The stories feed one another and Saaradhi’s life steadies in small, quiet ways. He recognizes that hope can arrive through others’ fortunes even as his own remains fraught. The film ends with a sense of continuity, compassion, and tomorrow’s faint light.