Golanthara Vartha

Rameshan Nair runs a small provisional and grocery shop and is happily married to Lekha. The village admires his honesty, social work, and courage to fight against social injustice. His good name even makes the local police uneasy because the people trust him.

Rameshan takes on the challenge of transforming Karakuttil Dasan, a notorious local goon, into a responsible man. He plans to get Dasan married so that he understands his duties and obligations. This mission marks the beginning of a long struggle to redirect Dasan away from crime.

Some elderly villagers, along with Dasan, favor Rajani as his wife. Rameshan opposes the match because Rajani is known to be a prostitute. The proposed union is tied to Rajani's past and the stigma she carries after a hotel raid.

The hotel raid brands Rajani as a prostitute in the eyes of many, leading to her family disowning her and her losing her job as a schoolteacher. The humiliation drives her into a difficult battle for her reputation and dignity. She vows to clear her name and rebuild her life.

Rajani later clarifies the truth to Rameshan: the arrest was a mistake and the police had detained her wrongly. The court eventually releases her after confirming her innocence. Rameshan visits the police to verify her account, feeling guilty for doubting her and for not protecting her earlier.

Rameshan explains the situation to his friend Hassan, who agrees to support him. Hassan suggests that Rajani could stay with Safiyatha until she secures a job, offering a temporary shelter from the community's scrutiny. The plan requires careful handling to avoid further scandal.

Hassan proposes that Rajani stay at Safiyatha's house, but Safiyatha will only allow married people to stay. This forces Rameshan and Rajani to play the role of husband and wife. The ruse is meant to be temporary, hoping Rajani will gain employment and independence.

Reluctant at first, Rameshan agrees to act as Rajani's husband, but he insists there will be no physical contact. He also keeps Lekha uninformed about Rajani to avoid jeopardizing his marriage. The arrangement is kept strictly platonic and practical.

News of Rameshan's alleged extramarital involvement spreads through the village. Lekha is deeply hurt and finds it hard to trust her husband. The rumor reshapes how she views her marriage and his character.

Rajani meets Lekha and explains everything, including the false arrest and the reasons behind the ruse. She tells Lekha that Rameshan is genuinely devoted and that Lekha should be proud to have a husband who loves her deeply. The scene reframes the conflict and highlights Rameshan's true intentions.

With her job secured overseas, Rajani prepares to depart for the Middle East. She carries with her the gratitude for the support she received and the resolution of the misunderstanding. Her departure marks a bittersweet end to the village's turmoil.

Rameshan reconciles with Lekha and their life together is strengthened by the ordeal. They reaffirm their love and commitment, choosing to focus on trust rather than gossip. The story closes on a note of domestic happiness and community respect.