Ithihasa

Two stolen rings drift into Alvy's and Janaki's lives after a reckless stroke of luck. One ring lands on Janaki's finger during a game at a shopping centre, while the other continues to orbit a web of petty crime. That night, curiosity and bravado push them to try the rings, setting in motion a twist that will upend both of their worlds.

They try the rings that night, and the attempt triggers a startling transformation. By morning, they wake to discover they've swapped bodies. Alvy experiences Janaki's daily life, while Janaki navigates his street-smart instincts and city rhythms.

Alvy finds himself living Janaki's routine, relationships, and expectations. Janaki wakes to a new perspective on Kochi as she moves through Alvy's day. They realize the swap is real and they must adapt to survive and understand each other.

Friends and confidants are baffled by the sudden change in appearances and behavior. Efforts to reverse the swap fail, deepening the mystery and the urgency to find a cure. Without a map to follow, the pair begins improvising in each other's lives.

Janaki's mother Sulochana and grandmother arrive, mixing concern with practical resolve. They join the effort to keep the swapped pair safe and to search for a way to reverse the spell. The family dynamics add pressure and tenderness as the two navigate new realities.

Under mounting pressure, Alvy steps into Janaki's role to maintain the family's trust. His impersonation forces him to balance loyalty with the awkwardness of living another life. The strain deepens the bond between the two as they learn to rely on each other's strengths.

A wandering historian is sought to untangle the mystery. He asks them to recall anything unusual from the last 15 days, prompting a careful inventory of events. Together they confirm that the rings caused the swap and that a deadline hangs over them.

They recall that the rings must be used to swap back before sunset on the 15th day. The looming deadline injects urgency and spiritual weight into their evolving bond. They realize time is running out and that reversing the swap is the only way to reclaim their lives.

They locate the rings and prepare to perform the reversal. Together they finalize a plan to swap back, hoping to return to their original identities. Approaching sunset, they brace for the risky ritual that could restore their separate lives.

Janaki, in Alvy's body, is kidnapped by smugglers who want the ring. Alvy confronts the criminals, drawing on his street-smart instincts in a body that is not his own. The danger escalates as their ally Vikki holds the group together and coordinates rescue.

Vikki keeps the group safe and helps orchestrate the plan to return to normal. They race against time as the city tightens around them and authorities close in on the smugglers. Trust and teamwork deepen as they rally to reclaim their lives.

The rings are used to swap back, restoring their original selves just as law enforcement arrests the smugglers. The immediate danger subsides, and the two begin to see each other more clearly. Sunset marks the end of the crisis and the start of a more honest relationship.

In a light post-credits beat, two robbers who originally stole the rings swap bodies again, testing the rings' mischief. The sight hints that the spell may have more life in it and that identity can still shift when the clock ticks.