Godhi Banna Sadharana Mykattu

Venkob Rao was suffering from Alzheimer's disease, which made it difficult for his son Shiva to care for him while pursuing his career in Mumbai. Shiva, who had moved to Mumbai for work, decided to admit his father to an old-age home in Bengaluru so he could receive proper care while Shiva focused on his career ambitions and the upcoming business meeting that could take him to the United States.

Earlier scenes show Shiva's career-driven lifestyle in Mumbai, establishing why he felt unable to personally care for his father.

Shiva had dreams of moving to the United States to advance his career. The business meeting in Bengaluru was crucial to making this dream a reality. This ambition created tension throughout the film as it represented his prioritization of career over family, which he ultimately reassesses during his search for his missing father.

The opening scenes establish Shiva's career ambitions and his absence from his father's life as key sources of internal conflict.

During a shopping trip in Bengaluru, Venkob Rao wandered away from his caregivers and stumbled upon Ranga and his assistant Manja in the process of disposing of the murdered civil servant's body. Being cognitively impaired due to Alzheimer's, Venkob Rao became inadvertently entangled in their criminal activities.

The film establishes early on that Venkob Rao's memory issues make him vulnerable to getting lost or into dangerous situations.

Ranga struggled with the moral weight of his boss's orders to kill Kumar, his family, and Manja to cover up the murder. Despite being entangled in the criminal underworld, Ranga showed hesitation and reluctance, eventually choosing not to carry out the killings. This moral struggle highlights his inner conflict between his criminal obligations and basic human decency.

Earlier scenes show Ranga's discomfort with the cover-up assignment and his growing attachment to Venkob Rao.

Manja killed the boss and Reshma in retaliation after Ranga was killed during the confrontation with the policeman sent by the boss. Devastated by Ranga's death, Manja sought revenge against those responsible, including the boss who had ordered the killings and Reshma who was connected to the criminal network.

Manja's loyalty to Ranga was established throughout the film, making his emotional response to Ranga's death predictable.

The civil servant was murdered while uncovering a land scam involving corrupt officials and criminals. Ranga was tasked with making the death look like an accident to cover up the truth. This land scam provided the criminal subplot that intertwines with Venkob Rao's disappearance.

The murder of the civil servant early in the film establishes the dangerous stakes of the criminal conspiracy.

Shiva evolved from a career-driven son who had placed his father in an old-age home to prioritize his own ambitions, into someone who deeply valued family bonds. Through the search, he discovered what had been missing in his life and gained a new understanding of his father's true character, ultimately choosing family over his dreams of moving abroad.

Dr. Sahana's involvement and the challenging search process force Shiva to confront his past decisions.

Ranga was killed during the violent confrontation at Kumar's home when his boss dispatched a policeman to finish the job. Both Ranga and the policeman died in this confrontation, marking a tragic end to Ranga's storyline.

Ranga's moral struggles and refusal to kill the family foreshadowed his ultimate fate in the criminal web.

Shiva married Dr. Sahana after they developed a connection during their long search for Venkob Rao. Dr. Sahana had initially reluctantly helped Shiva, but as they spent time together searching for his missing father, their relationship deepened into love, leading to their marriage.

The developing romance between Shiva and Dr. Sahana is woven throughout the search narrative.

Kumar spotted a missing-poster of Venkob Rao and reached out to Shiva to share the news. This contact led to the emotional reunion between father and son, resolving the main search plotline and setting the stage for Shiva's decision to prioritize family.

The missing poster was put up earlier in the film during the frantic search efforts.

The title translates to 'A Normalaut's Strange Tale' in English. It reflects the film's central theme of an ordinary man's extraordinary journey - Venkob Rao, a simple old man with Alzheimer's, accidentally stumbles into a criminal conspiracy, creating a chain of events that transforms those around him.

The film's narrative perfectly embodies this title through the collision of the ordinary (a missing elderly father) with the extraordinary (criminal underworld events).