Hailesa

In the quiet outskirts of a modest town, Unnikrishnan grows up under the roof of the hardworking fertilizer‑shop owner Madhavan and his wife. From an early age he becomes the steady hand that keeps the modest business afloat, earning quiet respect and a deep sense of loyalty to the family that raised him. Beside him, his ever‑cheerful companion Ulpalakshan adds a light‑hearted spirit to their daily grind, forging a bond that feels as inevitable as the rhythm of the land itself.

A sudden eruption of violence forces Unnikrishnan to leave the familiar fields behind and seek a new life in the bustling city. There, he falls under the watchful eye of Ganapathy Iyer, a wealthy, wheelchair‑bound patron who offers him work as a trusted aide. The city hums with possibilities, its streets a stark contrast to the simple, earth‑tinted world he once knew, and the pair quickly learn to navigate its intricate social currents together.

Ganapathy Iyer carries a quiet ache from a love lost to time and distance; years ago he departed India, leaving behind a woman named Savithri and, unknown to him, a daughter who now exists only in memory. When the truth of his past surfaces, he entrusts Unnikrishnan with a profoundly personal mission: to trace the woman and the girl who could mend the fragments of his forgotten life. The request awakens a blend of duty, curiosity, and empathy in the diligent worker, setting a gentle yet compelling quest in motion.

The film unfolds with a tone that balances heartfelt yearning against subtle humor, as Unnikrishnan and Ulpalakshan navigate the delicate dance of loyalty, hope, and the search for belonging. Their journey, rooted in sincere relationships and the promise of reconnection, invites the audience to linger in the space between past regrets and future possibilities, all while the city’s pulse provides a vibrant backdrop to their quiet resolve.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:40