Lelam

Chackochi and Sunny travel to Pollachi to negotiate with Andipetti Veerapandi Thevar, who runs a spirit business. They hope Thevar's backing will secure their interests, and Thevar agrees to help after recognizing that Chackochi is Eappachan's son.

Thevar, impressed by Chackochi's lineage, pledges support for their venture. His backing signals a sign of shifting alliances in the liquor business.

On the way back to Kerala, Chackochi and Sunny are stopped at a police checkpost by John Maruthanayagam, a former army colleague. The cop helps them proceed and guides them home.

Back home, Chackochi learns that his father Anakattil Eappachan is a legendary liquor baron with a near-monopoly over Pathanamthitta and Kottayam. The film sketches the scale of his empire and the pressure from rivals.

Eappachan's principal rivals, the K.K Group led by Kadayadi siblings and their Kunnel partners, push to erode his dominance. The network also includes Kadayadi Mathachan and his sons Outha and Chandi to challenge Eappachan.

Chackochi enjoys life as a planter with friends Hussein and Oommachan and maintains a romance with Gowri Parvathi, a royal lineage woman who is also a RDO officer. This personal thread intersects with the business feud.

Vying for control, the rival coalition collaborates with Balakrishnan and Kattithara Paappi. Baby ambushes and fatally stabs Eappachan from behind during a confrontation.

Chackochi is forced to take control of the business and confront the mounting pressure from cops and rivals. He also begins to investigate the murder, as Jayasimhan—a police investigator—is revealed to be part of the Kadayadi syndicate.

The police present Keeri Vasavan as a suspect, but he is bailed due to lack of evidence. Chackochi grows suspicious of the Kadayadi and Kunnel families and starts planning to hand the liquor business to his trusted employees.

A day before the spirit auction, Sunny switches sides and aligns with the Kadayadi group. He secretly sells Hussein into their custody, escalating the pressure on Chackochi.

Chackochi tracks Hussein down to save him, but discovers Sunny among their enemies. A fierce confrontation ensues; Thampi and Sunny are killed as Chackochi and allies push back.

Chackochi defeats Kadayadi Raghavan, Kunnel Mathachan and Kunnel Outha in brutal hand-to-hand fights. Hussein's intervention leads to Outha's death.

As Baby moves to finish Chackochi, Gowri Parvathi interposes to stop him. Baby shoots Gowri and Chackochi, provoking Chackochi into a rage and prompting him to hurl Baby aside.

During the chaos, Raghavan catches fire and dies as the confrontation spirals toward a blaze. The explosion of liquor stock follows, threatening everyone present.

Baby is killed in the blaze as the liquor factory erupts, but Chackochi, Hussein, Gowri Parvathi and Ommen escape with their lives. The film ends with them surviving and moving on, leaving the empire's fate unresolved.