Chandrettan Evideya

In the bustling rhythm of everyday bureaucracy, Chandramohan navigates his dual life as a diligent government employee and a passionate connoisseur of classical dance. His devotion to the art forms the backbone of his identity, shaping his career as a respected critic whose reviews appear in prominent cultural magazines. Across the city, his wife Sushama—also a government worker—struggles with the distance imposed by their separate postings, and her innate need for control turns every detail of his professional world into a source of quiet tension.

The couple’s relationship takes an unexpected turn when they embark on a family trip to the historic town of Thanjavur. There, an enigmatic Nadi astrologer shares a tale of a forgotten love that blossomed a thousand years ago, linking Chandramohan to the poet Velkozhukottuvan and the dancer Vasanthmallika. The story, steeped in folklore and humor, opens a portal to the past that teases the present, inviting the characters to contemplate the uncanny ways history can echo through a modern day.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of South Indian classical arts, the film balances gentle comedy with heartfelt introspection. It explores the delicate dance between devotion—both to a spouse and to a centuries‑old art form—and the yearning for personal freedom that can surface at any stage of life. As Chandramohan and Sushama grapple with curiosity, suspicion, and the allure of destiny, the story invites viewers to wonder how much of our present is shaped by the whispers of forgotten ages.