Hitler Brothers

Nandini, a college student, is sheltered by her four protective brothers nicknamed the Hitler brothers. They decide to arrange her marriage to a wealthy match to ensure her security. The plan unfolds while Nandini lives in a women's hostel near her college. They begin evaluating suitors.

The brothers select Gopan, a wealthy doctor, as the prospective groom. Nandini agrees to the arrangement, prioritizing family protection over romance. The engagement is framed around securing her future and property interests.

Nandini's property, leased to the Kerala Police as a police station, becomes central to the dowry plan. The brothers push to allocate it to Nandini, pressuring the police to vacate the premises. The conflict marks the shift from personal arrangements to property-based leverage.

Head constable Bhaktha Valsalan physically intervenes during the eviction attempt, misreading the brothers' intentions. This incident pushes the family to seek legal recourse rather than direct confrontation. They consult advocate Manmadhan and decide to pursue a legal resolution.

A new sub-inspector, Sundaran, takes charge and lives opposite Nandini's hostel with his father and sister. Nandini and her uncles serve Sundaran with a legal notice demanding the vacation of the police station. The confrontation shifts from street-level pressure to formal legal action.

Advocate Manmadhan falls for Nandini, but she redirects his love letter to Sundari, Sundaran's sister. This creates an unexpected romantic thread between Sundari and Manmadhan. The love triangle adds tension to the already delicate formal dispute.

Gopan invites Nandini to a hotel room and tries to coerce a physical relationship. Nandini firmly rejects the proposal and withdraws from the marriage. Sundaran, with a police squad, arrives at the hotel, intervenes, and saves Nandini, making clear his disapproval of Gopan.

Gopan manipulates the brothers into believing that Nandini misunderstood him, widening the gulf between her and her uncles. The brothers refuse to accept her withdrawal and press on with the arranged marriage. The rift intensifies as legal action continues in parallel.

Nandini and Sundaran develop a mutual romantic interest amid the turmoil surrounding her marriage. Their relationship deepens as protection and affection grow alongside the ongoing legal saga. The pair's bond complicates loyalties within the family.

Manmadhan writes to Nandini expressing distress and hints at suicidal thoughts. She redirects the letter to Sundari, who then rescues him from a dangerous situation on a moving train. The episode reshapes the dynamics among the key players and reframes loyalties.

With limited options, Manmadhan agrees to marry Sundari, cementing an in-law relationship with Sundaran. This new alliance leads Manmadhan to withdraw from representing the brothers against Sundaran. The evolving ties begin to stabilize the opposition to Gopan.

Narendran, Nandini's step-brother, arrives to claim her properties and complicate the situation further. He teams with Manmadhan to help Sundaran win Nandini's hand in marriage, strengthening the coalition against Gopan's scheme. The combined efforts aim to secure Nandini's future.

Gopan gifts a bomb to the couple, triggering a race to avert disaster. Narendran and CI Trivikraman rush to save Nandini and Sundaran from harm. Gopan is arrested, ending the immediate threat.