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Sachi runs an antique shop with Pattu Settu while juggling multiple side businesses. He is a principled man who despises singing, believing his father's failed singing career left huge debts. His father Ravindranath was cheated by Arya Devi, which fuels Sachi's wary view of the music world.

Arya Devi and her daughter Pooja arrive in Kochi to settle property disputes, and they check in at the same hotel where Jenni works. The unexpected overlap brings the families into closer contact and foreshadows the financial and romantic entanglements to come.

Arya Devi helps those she hurt by giving them ₹10,000, but Sachi, angered by this act, returns the money to her. This gesture exposes the moral complexity of the characters and sets the stage for Pooja's growing respect for Sachi.

Jenni finds a beautiful dress in Arya Devi's room and wears it by mistake, which leads to her introduction to Pooja. The two young women quickly form a close friendship, expanding Sachi's circle beyond his own family.

Arya Devi's family falls into debt after losing their wealth, and Sachi steps in by taking a loan to cover the hotel rent and debts. Pooja's affection for him grows as she learns of his willingness to help those she cares about.

Jenni, knowing she will have to leave soon, considers arranging Sachi with a partner like herself and attempts to set Pooja up with him. Sachi resists because he refuses any alliance with Arya Devi's family.

Pooja begins working with Jenni to clear debts and introduces Sachi to a childhood friend who works as a singer. When albums are sent to Pooja's friend, a con artist translates the songs into Hindi and publishes them without consent. Pooja reveals her mother's manipulations and apologizes, choosing to stay in Kerala.

As Jenni's departure back to Israel nears, Sara, Ravindranath's love interest, meets Sachi and dies soon after. The tragedy deeply affects the families and foreshadows the heartbreak to come.

Gregory reveals that Isahakh had told him he didn't buy a ticket for Sara, and that his plan had always been to separate the families by taking a ticket only for Jenni. This twist unsettles everyone and clarifies the reason behind the looming separation.

On the day of departure, the families face sadness as Jenni's family contemplates leaving. Sachi realizes that he loves Jenni and should have asked her not to leave, while Pattu Settu consoles him. The group contends with the Isahakh deception that caused the rift.

Despite the setbacks, Sachi confesses his love for Jenni and they share a hug, signaling a hopeful reunion for the two. Jenni's family also decides to remain in Kerala after Gregory's apology for the hurt caused.

In the original ending, with the support of Pattu Settu and Ravindranath's friends, Sachi resolves to become a singer like his father and hopes to reunite with Jenni someday. The bittersweet conclusion emphasizes his personal growth and the possibility of a future reunion.