Let’s Get Married

Gautham, a software engineer, proposes to his colleague Meera during their second love anniversary, and she accepts the proposal. Their families, including Gautham's widowed mother Leela, begin discussing a formal alliance. The moment sets the stage for tensions about life after marriage.

Following the engagement, Meera realises that Gautham expects her to live with Leela after marriage, and she calls off the wedding. The disagreement foreshadows a deeper clash between the two families. Gautham and Leela react with anger and frustration.

Meera eventually reconciles with Gautham and proposes a condition: the families should go on a trip to Coorg to meet each other and see if they can get along. Gautham agrees, hoping the trip will ease tensions. If they fail to connect, they would part as friends.

To keep Leela in the loop without tipping her off, Gautham tells his mother they are taking an office trip with colleagues, and he ends up bringing his best friend Vijay along. The lie creates a murky start to the family journey. The mismatch between truth and intention begins to strain trust.

The trip begins in Coorg and it quickly becomes clear that Leela is uncomfortable with Meera's family being part of the excursion. Gautham pacifies her by insisting Meera is simply a colleague on the trip. The atmosphere remains tense as old wounds surface.

Meera confronts the reason behind the trip and the deception is exposed. She and Leela decide to send the rest of their families back home and spend time alone to understand each other better. They also decide to change plans and head toward a different destination together.

The two women move from Coorg to Goa, seeking a fresh start away from the initial family tensions. They begin to bond over shared experiences and slowly open up about their hopes and fears. The change of scene acts as a catalyst for better understanding.

In Goa, Meera and Leela spend time together, trying activities and learning to see eye to eye. Leela becomes more impressed with Meera and grows more open to the idea of her marrying Gautham. The trip marks a turning point in their relationship.

After their Goa interlude, the trio sets off to return to Coorg but loses their way in a forest. The situation creates a sense of urgency and heightens the stakes for everyone's future. The misdirection also deepens the bonding between Meera and Leela.

In the forest, Meera and Leela are captured by smugglers and placed in a van with a real tiger. The two women blame each other for the predicament but gradually reconcile as they learn more about each other's lives. Leela reveals her asthma and explains how she sacrificed to raise Gautham as a single mother.

Gautham and Vijay, guided by a local forest officer, locate the smugglers’ van and rescue Meera, Leela, and the tiger. The dramatic rescue brings the families back into contact and shifts the outcome of the trip. Relief and renewed resolve begin to take hold.

Back home, Meera agrees to marry Gautham and Leela consents on one condition: the three of them must undertake another trip together before or after the wedding. The condition emphasizes that they should continue building trust and understanding as a unit. The story resets with a new collaborative path ahead.

The trio commits to marrying with mutual consent and plans another trip together to solidify their bond. The ending leaves them ready to navigate life as a blended unit. The friendship, family ties, and future are all reimagined through a shared journey.