Koode

The film begins with Josh working in a Dubai factory when he is urgently informed about his sister Jenny's death. This news prompts his return to his hometown, setting up the emotional core of the story. Despite the somber news, Josh appears detached and unperturbed as he attends the funeral.

A flashback shows young Josh, his parents, and the arrival of baby Jenny on Christmas night. Jenny is diagnosed with congenital disease, which requires lifelong medication, putting financial strain on the family. The family faces hardships, including Josh being dismissed from school due to poor performance.

Josh's father takes him to a train yard to cheer him up, recognizing Josh's love for machines. An uncle offers to take Josh overseas for vocational training, implying the start of Josh's difficult years abroad including sexual labor, which is subtly hinted at complicating his background.

As a teenager, Josh explores Jenny's room and discovers her drawings and poetry, showing her artistic side. He is introduced to Brownie, Jenny’s dog, and reflects on her fragile health, evidenced by her ambulance van used for hospital trips, which he later drives to a lakeside.

At the lakeside, Josh finds someone sleeping in Jenny’s ambulance van, which turns out to be Jenny herself, alive and communicating only with him. She convinces him she is his sister, revealing her supernatural presence in his life.

Josh encounters Sophie, his childhood sweetheart who endured an abusive marriage and subsequent divorce. She is staying with her family, and her situation is portrayed as distressing, including an incident of molestation by a cousin, highlighting her vulnerability.

While roaming in the van, Josh finds Sophie contemplating suicide and arrives just in time, saving her from taking her own life. This act deepens their emotional connection and marks a turning point in their relationship.

Josh and Sophie find the paralyzed Coach Ashraf living in neglect and bring him to an old age home, beginning to care for him. This act signifies Josh’s growing compassion and sense of responsibility.

Jenny shares her college life with Josh, revealing her romantic feelings for Krish, who has abandoned her after discovering her illness. Jenny’s love poems found in her diary show her hopes and heartbreak, deepening Josh’s understanding of her.

Josh finds his father caring for his childhood toys, which leads him to realize the love he missed from his father. This moment of emotional closure helps him forgive and reconnect with his roots.

Jenny encourages Josh to help Sophie, who is being forcibly taken away by her family. Josh intervenes, and through a confrontation, he and Sophie elope, symbolizing their rebellion against familial constraints.

At a college memorial event for Jenny, Krish expresses remorse for abandoning her and admits he liked her. Josh and Sophie attend, but their presence sparks an attack from Sophie’s relatives, leading to a tense escape.

Jenny appears to Josh at night, expressing her belief that he would make a great father. The next morning, Jenny vanishes, leaving Josh devastated. The story concludes with Josh coaching local footballers and preparing to become a father himself.