Godfather

Shivasagar, a wheelchair-bound multi-millionaire, devises a plan to send Vijay to the village of Bhamapura to learn hard work. He hopes a grounded, hands-on experience will snap his son out of his carefree, reckless tendencies. The plan frames the village assignment as a moral boot camp rather than a vacation.

Vijay travels with friends to Bhamapura and begins to flirt with the locals, unaware of the village's sacred status. A restaurateur spins a tall tale that the place is a giant brothel to lure them into mischief. The deception marks the start of the hard, humbling lesson the village intends.

Divya and her classmates arrive in the village as part of a social activity course aimed at improving health and hygiene. They are staying with local families as part of the program, drawn into the village's daily life and routines.

The group is led to separate rooms where the girls administer a serum that makes the men itch and recoil in discomfort. The prank backfires as the men misinterpret the girls' intentions and the deception begins to unravel.

In a rash moment, Vijay confesses his growing feelings for Divya and offers to marry her in the village temple the very next day. He pledges to protect her honor, even as the consequences of their actions loom.

Divya does not appear for the planned wedding; instead a bus bearing the girls' college name reveals the truth of the deception. The revelation shocks Vijay and the villagers, reframing the entire prank.

Back home, Shivasagar's stern exterior softens as he relents to the possibility of genuine affection. He uses his influence to arrange Vijay and Divya's engagement.

A drunken Vijay goes to Divya's home; her family keeps him at bay. The confrontation spills into Divya's cousin's house and becomes violent as Vijay lashes out, with Ko Thanda stepping in to prevent a fatal outcome.

To salvage the family's name, Shivasagar arranges therapy for Vijay. The therapy marks a turning point as the rift within the family begins to heal.

Ajay, Vijay's doppelgänger, arrives in town and quickly spirals into trouble, taking money from a bank and crossing paths with Divya in ways that deepen the danger surrounding the family.

Ajay claims to be Vijay, triggering tense confrontations with Shivasagar. The identity confusion heightens distrust within the family.

In a devastating confession, Shivasagar reveals that he once danced professionally and that his life has been haunted by his mother's death, an humiliating arranged marriage gone wrong, and a brutal act against the woman who bore him a child.

During the revelations, it is revealed that Ajay is also Shivasagar's son, Vijay's twin, the product of a past that twisted fate for both families. Ajay's mother sinks into numbness as the truth lands.

Vijay, dressed as Ajay, feeds Ajay's mother, beginning a fragile healing process between the feuding families. Ajay, once misled, accepts Shivasagar's apology and is placed under arrest.

The film closes on a note of fragile reconciliation, with Vijay affirming that Shivasagar stands as the godfather of the family, a symbol of resilience and redemption. The family begins to rebuild and move forward together.