Ennennum Kannettante

Kannan arrives with his mother from Trivandrum to spend vacation at their ancestral home and to attend the Pookkulangara Devi temple festival. The family gathers relatives including grandfather Parameswara Kurup and aunt Vijayalakshmi, creating a lively atmosphere. Kannan spends his time with his friend Gopu as the festivities begin.

Radhika, uncle's daughter, arrives from Bangalore after nine years to perform her dance debut, Arangettam, at the temple. Her entrance draws the attention of the family and villagers. Kannan's perception shifts as he sees her after a long absence.

Kannan is instantly drawn to Radhika when he sees her, and old childhood memories resurface. The spark deepens as they exchange glances and conversations during the festival atmosphere. Their feelings begin to bloom despite the crowd around them.

Radhika also likes Kannan, but she is afraid to reveal it to him. She keeps her emotions guarded, creating a tension between them. The risk of exposure keeps their budding romance in a delicate balance.

Kannan decides to ask Radhika privately and hides in the bathroom to await an opportunity. When she discovers him, she cries aloud, and the moment draws the entire family's attention. The incident shifts the dynamics of the holiday.

The incident becomes a family matter, and Kannan is blamed by relatives, including his mother. She sends a message to his father in Trivandrum asking him to take Kannan back for exams. The romantic tension is interrupted by duty and separation.

Before Kannan leaves, Radhika finally tells him that she loves him as much as he loves her. Their confession confirms the mutual feelings that had been simmering since his arrival. The moment is tender but fleeting as circumstances pull them apart.

Kannan's father takes him back to Trivandrum to complete his exams, ending the immediate romance and forcing distance between the two lovers. The city routine halts the village romance for a time. The separation plants a seed of longing.

After finishing the exams, Kannan rushes back to the village to meet Radhika and try to revive their connection. He travels back with high hopes, only to find the distance still looming. The reunion exercise is interrupted by past constraints.

Radhika has already left the village and headed to the railway station to return to Bangalore, and eventually to the United States with her parents. Her departure emotionally complicates Kannan, who remains hopeful yet powerless. The journey marks a final separation in the story.

Kannan reaches the station as the train pulls away, but he cannot reach Radhika in time. He runs after the train in a futile attempt to catch her, leaving him heartbroken at the platform. The moment underscores the irreversible ending of their school-age romance.

Radhika leaves a small souvenir for Kannan on the platform, hoping to remind him of their bond. He fails to see it in the moment of heartbreak, which amplifies his sense of loss. The parting note becomes a silent testament to their incomplete love story.