Innathe Chintha Vishayam

Dr. Muralikrishnan lives a double life as a womanizer, hiding his affairs behind a facade of a devoted husband. Treesa uncovers his deception when she finds evidence of female contacts mislabeled under male names, sparking an emotional confrontation. Murali leaves Treesa and their daughter Lakshmi, choosing to abandon the family.

With her husband gone, Treesa decides to support herself and Lakshmi by becoming a driving instructor. She takes charge of her life, teaching others and showing resilience in the face of betrayal. Her new role marks a turning point from victim to self-reliant caregiver.

Treesa confronts Ranjan Philip, a recurring troublemaker, by stripping him of his clothes in a street. She humiliates him in public and keeps his dress in her car as a warning against harassment. This episode underscores her resolve to stand up to male harassment.

Peethambaran returns from the Gulf, abandons his comfortable job, and tries to dominate Premila, leading to escalating possessiveness and conflict. Premila's independence is thwarted, igniting a cycle of fights and eventual separation. The couple's breakdown adds to the neighborhood's tensions.

Rehna, a capable lawyer, cannot practice freely due to Noushad's orthodox expectations and his family. She makes the difficult decision to walk out and begins carving a path of independence and self-reliance outside the marriage. Her departure highlights restrictive social norms and personal ambition.

GK, a garment exporter, arrives and purchases the house Treesa and Lakshmi are living in. His presence makes it difficult to eject them and pushes him to rethink his plans. GK begins to see the broader problem of feuding couples and considers a new approach.

To turn the situation around, GK enlists Kamala, a fashion designer, and Immanuel, a land broker. They help him devise schemes to stabilize the lives of the three feuding women and their families. The trio becomes central to a plan to reunite the couples.

The film threads together Treesa's new life with her past, showing how her relationships with Murali and her friendships with Kamala and the other women influence the plan. GK's aim to keep Treesa in the home becomes part of a larger mission to reunite families. This sets the stage for reconciliations.

GK orchestrates a sequence of conversations and events to bridge the rift between Treesa and Murali. He uses practical steps, emotional appeals, and public gestures to rebuild trust. The couple begins to consider a possible reunion as old wounds show signs of healing.

Premila and Peethambaran confront their issues under GK's guidance, addressing jealousy, roles, and communication. The strategy focuses on understanding, compromise, and rebuilding trust rather than control. They start to move toward a possible reunion.

Rehna's independence challenges Noushad's orthodox stance, and GK helps facilitate dialogue that respects her autonomy. The process gives Rehna the space to assert her professional and personal goals while easing tensions at home. A potential reconciliation begins to emerge.

Using his network and the help of Kamala and Immanuel, GK coordinates celebrations of repaired trust, renewed commitment, and shared futures for Treesa-Murali, Premila-Peethambaran, and Rehna-Noushad. The feuding households find harmony through patience, empathy, and practical arrangements. The film ends with a sense of restored family life and hopeful new beginnings.