Ividam Swargamanu

Mathews and his hard-working family run a dairy farm that anchors village life. Jeremias and Aleyamma, along with Rahelamma, wake up each day to care for the cattle and fields. The farm's quiet prosperity becomes the heartbeat of their community.

A powerful land dealer targets the farm, pressuring Mathews to sell so he can flip the land to a Mumbai businessman. He promises a huge profit and signals that other locals might benefit from the deal. Mathews refuses the offer, signaling the start of a conflict.

Mathews lodges a complaint about Chandy's intrusion, hoping for protection. Instead, the police act as Chandy's agent, leaving Mathews more exposed to pressure and threats. The failure of law enforcement to defend him intensifies his predicament.

Chandy's promises of a township attract some locals who sell their land, while others rally to defend Mathews' farm. The village becomes polarized, and Mathews becomes a target of local hostility for resisting the deal. The social fabric frays as fear and ambition collide.

Chandy fabricates civil complaints against Mathews to justify government action against the farm. The court responds by appointing a single investigator to visit the site and submit a report. This move sets the stage for a protracted legal scrutiny of the land dispute.

Attorney Sunitha examines the dairy operation and concludes that the farm complies with regulations, sending a reassuring report to the court. Her findings provide a counterbalance to Chandy's accusations. The report raises hopes for a fair assessment of Mathews' case.

Sunitha is dismissed from her team by a superior under direct orders from Chandy, cutting off one of Mathews' potential legal advocates. The move signals the reach of political and corporate influence over the judicial process. Mathews loses a key ally just as the case heats up.

Several government bodies bring charges alleging financial irregularities and loan default, escalating the pressure on Mathews and risking Jeremias' imprisonment. The farm's stability is under threat as legal claims multiply. The perceived wrongdoing appears to be part of a broader strategy to seize the land.

A news reporter seeks to cover Mathews' difficulties and expose the corruption, but channel administrators block the story. The attempted media exposure highlights the power of Chandy's influence. The public remains largely uninformed about the true stakes of the dispute.

Sunitha petitions the court to protect Mathews' rights and succeeds in appointing an amicus curiae to investigate shady real estate activities. This legal maneuver shifts the battle from personal defense to institutional scrutiny. The court recognizes the need for a neutral investigation into broader corruption.

Advocate Prabalan is chosen as the amicus curiae and begins a serious probe into real estate corruption across government agencies. He gathers evidence and challenges the legality of the land deals that threaten Mathews' farm. The investigation opens the path toward accountability.

With Prabalan's assistance, Mathews uncovers corrupt practices and defeats the collusion of the land mafia and corrupted agencies. The court recognizes his rights and he wins back the land for his family. The community witnesses a restoration of justice after a long struggle.