Ramanunni, Mukesh, is a jobless young man who makes ends meet by playing kabaddi and by installing small roadside advertisements. His father, Veeran Nair, Krishnankutty Nair, has spent years working as a driver for Arathi Menon, Madhoo, in Bobby’s family. After his father’s injury leaves him unable to drive, Ramanunni begins visiting their home as their driver, a change that pulls him closer to the household he once served.
Bobby soon realizes Ramanunni’s crush on her, and she and her grandmother decide to play a playful ruse, pretending to be in love with him—much like she once did with a college classmate. This light deception sets off a chain of misunderstandings that deepen the film’s comic and romantic stakes. The mood shifts dramatically when, during a drive, Renjith Lal attacks Bobby. Ramanunni defends her and drives the aggressors away, and Bobby, moved by his courage, begins to see him in a new light, even as she insists that he is her fiancé.
As events unfold, Bobby’s real fiancé Janachandran enters the picture and, as the current city commissioner, his arrival forces a rapid, arranged marriage. The moment shocks Ramanunni: he asks Bobby to elope, but she confesses that she was only fooling him, leaving him heartbroken. In a spiral of pride and pain, Ramanunni leaves his job. In desperation, he confronts Janachandran and falsely claims that he and Bobby had a physical relationship. Janachandran, stunned and hurt, breaks off the marriage, which sends shockwaves through Bobby and her family.
The fallout turns harsh: Ramanunni is beaten, but he stands by his truth, explaining that the hurt came from being lied to and betrayed. Bobby’s family then contemplates sending her abroad to avoid further scandal. In a quieter, more intimate moment, Bobby asks Arathi’s Grandmother if she ever truly loved that poet; she isn’t sure, suggesting the complexity of their feelings. This moment of doubt becomes a turning point as Bobby realizes the weight of her actions and finally confesses her love to Ramanunni.
Armed with renewed resolve, Ramanunni remains wary but hopeful. The lovers’ arc culminates with a heartfelt gesture: Ramanunni rushes to the airport to find Bobby, and the two are reconciled, stepping into a future together despite the turbulence that preceded it. Throughout the film, Arathi Menon, Madhoo, and her relatives—Arathi’s Uncle Janardhanan, Arathi’s Aunt Unni Mary, and Arathi’s Grandmother Mavelikkara Ponnamma—lend warmth and familial dynamics to the story, while the other members of Ramanunni’s circle, including Veeran Nair Krishnankutty Nair and the household’s doctor, add texture to this lively, feel-good romance. The film’s rhythm blends comedy with heartfelt moments, anchored by a recurring sense of hope that love, when tested, can still find a way to converge at life’s final checkpoint.
