Intlo Illalu Vantintlo Priyuralu

Sriram and Sita struggle with remaining childless, and the burden strains their marriage. They reluctantly seek medical help from Dr. Amaram. Sriram then lies to Sita and his father that the problem lies with him rather than with Sita, setting up a secret that will later unravel.

Sriram's father confronts the deception and insists that Sriram should marry again to secure an heir. The revelation strains the family and makes the possibility of a second marriage seem inevitable. The father resolves to press Sriram into this plan, keeping the arrangement hidden from Sita.

To escape the pressure, Sriram agrees to arrange a second marriage and travels for a business trip to Nepal. The plan to remarry is kept secret from Sita. He hopes to return and finalize the arrangement, but the secret sets in motion unforeseen consequences.

In Nepal, a chance encounter leads to Sriram's unintended marriage with Manisha, a situation worsened by Giri's mistake. Manisha is initially hurt by the turn of events, though she tries to accept the new reality. She braces for the social implications of a marriage she did not anticipate.

Manisha is accused of betraying her religion and lies to the monks that she left her husband. The community punishes her with shaving her head and life as a widow, while Sriram is asked to leave the place. The episode exposes the harsh traditions surrounding marriage and honor.

Hearing about Manisha's punishment, Sriram regrets his involvement and decides to return to India to reveal the truth to his father. His father, however, prefers to protect Sita's position as daughter-in-law and asks them to keep the deception intact. The tension between truth and family harmony grows.

Three months later, Sriram learns that Manisha is pregnant with his child and brings her back to India to stay with Giri. She gives birth to a son, and they decide to present the child as an orphan to be adopted by Sriram and Sita. The family seizes on a hopeful yet fragile arrangement.

Sita formally adopts Manisha's son, integrating him into the family. Manisha leaves the house in sorrow without informing Sriram, leaving unspoken fears and unresolved loyalties in her wake. The departure deepens the emotional distance within the household.

As the child grows, Sriram's father learns of Manisha and brings her back to India. He remains determined to keep the family together and pursues Sriram to give Manisha a chance at happiness. The stakes are raised as old wounds resurface.

Manisha becomes employed as a maid in Sita and Sriram's home, a development that unsettles the household. Sita suspects that Manisha's husband eloped and worries about the stability of their marriage. The dynamic between the two women grows tense.

Sita plans to marry Manisha off to resolve the complications, but Sriram intervenes and reveals a crucial truth: he is not infertile. He explains that the child is Manisha's, a sacrifice she made for Sita, and the deception begins to unravel. The revelation shatters the façade that kept the family together.

Sita recognizes her mistake and stops Manisha from leaving, accepting her presence after her son addresses Manisha as his mother. Giri and Sriram's father welcome the trio back home, signaling a fragile but hopeful reconciliation. The family begins to rebuild around truth and acceptance.