F2: Fun and Frustration

Police arrest Venky and Varun in the Czech Republic for abusing two women and detain them for questioning. Indian Embassy official Vishwanath arrives to conduct the interrogation. The men reveal that the women filing the case are Venky's wife Harika and Varun's girlfriend Honey, setting up the mystery about their pasts.

During the interrogation, Venky and Varun recount their pasts for Vishwanath. Venky explains he was an orphan who dreamed of marriage and worked as a PA to MLA Anji Reddy. Through a marriage bureau, Venky met Harika and they married happily, with the family accepting the union because Venky was an orphan.

Venky and Harika marry and start a life together, but petty issues and Harika’s jealousy begin to take a toll. Their neighbor Prasad publicly expresses affection for his wife, which adds to the tension. Honey then moves into Harika and Venky’s home, complicating the family dynamics further.

Venky tells Harika and her family about Honey’s closeness with Varun, but they refuse to believe him. Venky vows to expose Honey someday, while Harika’s family plays along, testing the limits of trust. The couple’s mounting suspicions begin to destabilize the household further.

Venky exposes Prasad’s second wife Swarna to his first wife, as revenge for torment. This act further strains the circle of friends and couples. Friction continues to grow as Varun struggles with Honey and her mother Kanthamma, intensifying the marital strain.

Frustrated by the ongoing friction, Varun agrees with Venky to escape the domestic scene and teach their wives a lesson. Prasad joins them, and together they depart for Europe. The plan signals a drastic shift from Indian home life to a new environment abroad.

In Europe, Venky, Varun, and Prasad enjoy a reprieve from home struggles. Honey and Harika eventually find them and request they return, but the trio mocks their pleas, leaving the women furious and feeling abandoned. The rift between the couples widens further in the foreign setting.

The three men gatecrash a party hosted by influential businessman Doraswamy Naidu for his sons’ engagements. They discover that Honey and Harika are the brides of Naidu’s sons, complicating their schemes. Naidu’s philosophy of peace through family ties—sisters in the home—adds a new wrinkle to the predicaments.

Harika and Honey refuse to return, and Venky and Varun’s disruptive attempts lead Naidu to have them arrested. Vishwanath later brings the trio to his home, where his wife Lakshmi imparts a moral lesson: husbands must understand their wives who still love them despite their flaws. The conversation plants the seed for reconciliation.

The trio gatecrash Honey and Harika’s Sangeet party with Anasuya, who convinces her younger sister to marry Doraswamy Naidu’s younger son. The mood tightens as loyalties shift and pressure mounts to salvage the engagements, threatening fragile reconciliations. John Snow then intervenes with a kidnapping of key figures.

John Snow abducts Doraswamy Naidu, Harika, and Honey as an act of revenge, unaware of the backstory behind the events. The trio realizes the gravity of the situation as danger closes in, complicating any chance of reconciliation and forcing a high-stakes confrontation.

John leads the group onto a weak bridge that begins to crumble under weight. Harika and Honey reach safety on the secure side, while Venky, Varun, and others remain trapped. The bridge collapses further as disputes erupt about who should go first, turning the scene into a life-or-death moment.

Harika and Honey cross to safety, and Venky and Varun with the others attempt a desperate escape using a caution board as a makeshift bridge. The board falls into the river, but the four manage to leave the dangerous area while rescuers arrive for the trapped party. The film closes with a tentative sense of relief and unresolved tensions.