Kudumbasree Travels

Aravi’s parents insist the bride must also be a skilled Chakyarkoothu performer, tying the future to the village art. They recognize the social game but remain hopeful that the right match will respect the tradition. The condition signals both opportunity and tension for the young exponent.

Chachu embodies a manipulative strand of local tradition and schemes to marry Aravi to his own daughter. His plan is to siphon a share of the family wealth through the alliance. Aravi and his parents see through his games and stay wary.

George Kutty introduces Aswathy, a dancer and fellow Chakyarkoothu performer, as a promising bride. The match seems compatible, and the engagement is set with village optimism. Chachu protests, but hopes are high for the couple.

Aravi, Aswathy, and the wedding troupe board a bus to travel to the city for the ceremony. Chachu tags along, intent on stalling the marriage, and Nettar is promised a fee to meddle. The journey is a whirlwind of nerves and festive preparation.

In Kochi, Sridevi, whose father has been kidnapped, waits for a bus and is mistaken for Hemalatha. She decides to pose as Hemalatha to ride with the wedding party. This deception pulls her into the caravan at a critical moment.

Aswathy’s cousin arrives with the intention of marrying her himself and learns the wedding is fixed. He collaborates with Adiyodi to sabotage the alliance. The plot adds another layer of tension to the unfolding events.

On the big day, strict tradition demands a Muhurtham moment. Delays push the timeline, and the cousin resorts to injecting a drug to knock Aravi unconscious. The future of the couple hangs in the balance as chaos erupts.

Nettar tries to steal money by swapping Hemalatha’s bag with an identical one, creating a new profit motive amid the turmoil. A hotel caretaker snaps a photo of the moment, which will later be weaponized. The confusion deepens the public scrutiny on Aravi.

Aravi collides with Sridevi/Hemalatha in the chaos, and the photo circulates to claim an illicit affair. The revelation triggers a scandal that cancels the wedding, sending everyone into disarray. Aswathy’s loyalty and the couple’s unity are put to the test.

Despite the setback, Aswathy remains steadfast and chooses to elope with Aravi. Simultaneously, Sridevi departs with her own plan, and the two couples vanish from the scene. The truth about Hemalatha begins to surface, adding complexity to the narrative.

Aswathy, guided by the family’s scheming cousins, initially seems pulled toward an arranged path, but she escapes and reunites with Aravi. Together with Aravi’s ensemble, they devise a bold plan to rescue Sridevi’s father from captivity. The bonds of trust and friendship become the film’s driving force.

Nettar trails the group to seize the money bag, leading to a chaotic chase through city streets. Aravi wrests control of the bag and discards it, only to discover a concealed bomb inside. This revelation unsettles Nettar and drives him toward madness.

With danger behind them, Aravi and Aswathy search for a temple, but none appears. They wed instead in front of a row of idols that are sold in the market, imbuing the ceremony with symbolic meaning. The scene emphasizes resilience and improvisation in faith and love.

The family acknowledges the saboteurs and blesses the union. The newlyweds depart for Aravi’s village aboard Kudumbasree Travels, celebrated by friends and the wider community. The journey encapsulates a hard-won, communal triumph.