Entha Manchivaadavuraa

The train stops at Yelamanchili due to a blockage, and Nandini begins telling a group of women about her lover Balu, triggering a flashback. This framing sets up the story as a memory-based tale rather than a straightforward narration. The event introduces the dual narrative of love and deception that follows.

As a young boy, Balu loses his parents and is abandoned. Nandini's father helps by getting him into a boys' hostel, laying the groundwork for his future protection of others. This backstory shows the roots of his selfless, protective nature.

Fifteen years later, Balu becomes a short-film actor, whom Nandini affectionately calls 'Hero' while she is 'Producer.' Their playful dynamic hints at a deep bond built through shared screens and schemes. The stage is set for Balu's dual life to unfold.

Nandini spots an army uniform in Balu's bag, which sparks her suspicions about his true identities. She dispatches two partners to spy on him, and they discover that he is Surya, an army officer with a brother. This revelation drives the central conflict between appearance and reality.

The team's findings include a photograph of Balu with an old couple performing Tulabhara as their grandson Shiva. The image ties Balu to acts of benevolence and past identities that he has used to help others. It hints at the scope of his willingness to become someone else for the sake of need.

Balu celebrates Raksha Bandhan with a woman who acts as his sister, taking on the role of brother Rishi. The scene demonstrates his capacity to be a protective relative on demand. It foreshadows the organization's concept of supplying emotional kinship.

Nandini and her team confront Balu at a cafe, questioning his multiple identities and the truths behind his various roles. The conversation exposes his concealed past to the audience inside and outside the film. It sharpens the clash between pretense and genuine intent.

It is revealed that he stopped the old couple from suicide and agreed to act as a deceased soldier and the brother of a mentally unstable man. He also saved a woman from harassment, openly declaring himself as her brother. These acts establish the foundation of his 'All is well' philosophy and the practice of performing kinship.

Balu decides to start an organization called All is well Emotion Suppliers to help people by sending actors as the relatives they desire. The venture showcases his belief that emotional comfort can be delivered through performative family bonds. Nandini joins him, turning their relationship into a mission.

A woman asks for a son for Rama Sharma, a cancer-stricken husband, and Balu assumes the identity of Acharya, their son, to fulfill the wish. Rama Sharma is momentarily happy, but a confrontation with the illegal land miner Gangaraju leads to two brawls and Gangaraju's arrest. The episode marks Balu's commitment to a broad spectrum of impersonations.

After six months, the old couple's American grandson returns with goons to vandalize the office. Balu thrashes them, and the old man reveals he transferred property to Balu out of love rather than wealth. Balu warns against tying love to money and slaps the grandson, cementing the harsher side of his principle.

Rama Sharma reveals he knows Balu is not his son. Nandini explains Balu's true love for him, and Rama reaccepts Balu, though cancer eventually claims him. Before leaving, Balu hands flight tickets to Acharya's mother for Kashi and promises to continue their relationship.

During a road trip to Munnar with Nandini and Kishore, their car breaks down and an old man hosts a marriage anniversary party. Balu reveals he is Nandini's nephew and that she is his wife, which shocks Kishore. After the elder's intervention and a frank conversation, Nandini and Balu decide to marry.

Back in the present, Nandini reveals she is three months pregnant and plans to meet Balu after a period. A predicting priest hurries to warn of an obstacle but cannot intervene. On a boat with their family, Gangaraju attacks; Nandini is injured, Balu rescues her and kills Gangaraju but is fatally stabbed. He dies on the way to the hospital, but months later their child is born.