Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya Hey

Jaya's parents, under the guise of protecting her, enroll her in a cheaper local college instead of supporting her own interests. They push for a safe, affordable option and manage her educational future. Jaya quietly resents the control but has little choice in the matter.

During college, Jaya occasionally rebels against parental control and encounters a college lecturer who appears progressive but is ultimately insecure and possessive. The relationship is framed by a mix of attraction and manipulation. This romance foreshadows the gender dynamics at play later in her life.

Following one of Jaya's rebellions, her parents decide to marry her off to Rajesh, a poultry farm owner seen as a suitable match. They hope his lack of education will be balanced by her potential and future ambitions. The arrangement is made to secure a traditional path for her life.

Rajesh agrees to let Jaya continue her education after the marriage, which takes place at the threshold of her own continued studies. She moves into his home and begins to live a life centered on the poultry business. The arrangement promises a balance between domestic duties and education.

Shortly after the wedding, Rajesh becomes aggressive, slapping and shouting at Jaya. He postpones her educational goals and enforces his own routine, showing a growing pattern of controlling behavior. Jaya internalizes the pressure to 'adjust' and become the ideal wife.

Determined to defend herself, Jaya secretly learns Kalaripayattu and Karate via YouTube. The training gives her skills she can rely on when faced with abuse. The practice becomes a quiet form of resistance against the patriarchal setup at home.

When Rajesh tries to snatch her phone, Jaya uses her new martial arts skills and defeats him. Humiliated, Rajesh seeks a way to retaliate and begins learning Karate to even the score. He records the confrontation in an attempt to blackmail her, but she outmatches him by kicking him into the recording device.

Rajesh's mother and Jaya's parents witness the altercation, and the matter is settled with both sides apologizing. The families urge the couple to maintain peace, but the underlying tensions remain unresolved. The incident leaves Jaya cautious about how far she can push back.

Ani and Rajesh conspire to make Jaya believe Rajesh has changed so he can impregnate her and confine her to a traditional family life. The scheme hinges on manipulation rather than real reform. Jaya's trust is eroded as she becomes embedded in the façade of change.

Jaya becomes pregnant, but suspicions grow when a doctor visit reveals signs suggesting Rajesh's attempts to influence the pregnancy. Rajesh confesses, shocking Jaya and triggering a harsh emotional blow that contributes to a miscarriage due to a blood pressure spike. The loss deepens her sense of injustice.

Both families blame Jaya for the miscarriage, intensifying the rift. With support from her brother, she leaves the family home and takes refuge in a women's hostel to regroup and plan her next steps. The miscarriage becomes a turning point toward independence.

A recording of the fight surfaces online after a phone repairman uploads it, humiliating Rajesh and undermining his standing. He pursues a divorce as his business suffers from bad publicity and a rival's advantage grows. Jaya's public image becomes a catalyst for her forthcoming empowerment.

In family court, the judge initially scolds Jaya for assault, but Rajesh's chauvinistic attitude is laid bare in front of a female judge. She publicly critiques his ignorance of a woman's needs and stresses equality, liberty, and justice in a healthy family. Jaya signs the divorce papers as the judge urges the couple to sort things out.

After the divorce, Jaya undercuts her former husband's business by selling chicken at a lower price and takes over a rival poultry farm. Her strategic move leads to higher profits and marks the start of her independent enterprise. The shift signals a new era of financial autonomy.

Jaya repels attempts by Rajesh's goons to intimidate the former rival owner, asserting her authority in the market. Her company grows as she leverages smarter business decisions and stronger resolve. The ending highlights her transformation from a controlled daughter-in-law to an independent, capable businesswoman.