Life Is Beautiful

Srinu and his sisters relocate to their uncle's house in Hyderabad after Amma's job transfer. They adjust to life in the divided city of Gold phase and B phase, with the uncle's home in B phase anchoring the family. Amma promises to return home in exactly one year, setting a countdown for their new life.

Srinu's early encounters with the Gold phase rogues lead to a street brawl that exposes the sharp class divide. Amid the tension, Abhi develops feelings for Paru, which angers Suresh and strains cross-phase relationships. The two phases begin shaping the characters’ loyalties and rivalries.

Chinni is refused admission to a prestigious private school due to her lack of English. Her grandfather challenges the officials and uses this setback to spur her to learn English. The moment seeds the family’s resolve to close the gap between their aspirations and social expectations.

Maya madam, the B phase belle, is harassed by an anonymous caller who turns out to be from Gold phase. Srinu, Nagaraj, and Abhi track down the culprit, and the confrontation escalates when the Gold phase gang arrives. Maya steps in to diffuse the conflict, earning the boys’ trust.

Gold phase rogues use a toy drone to photograph Maya madam, but their meddling reveals Ashok with Sony. Ashok and Sony marry in a simple ceremony at Ashok's house, and Paru attends the reception, rekindling connections with Abhi. Ajay eyes Lakshmi, while Nagaraj arranges a job offer for Lakshmi, which she accepts.

To make space for the newly married couple, Srinu shifts to Paddu's family outhouse. The arrangement brings Srinu and Paddu closer, and they spend more time together as they navigate their evolving relationship. The move also broadens the support network within the B phase.

Gold phase leaders plot to seize the local lake that connects the two phases, cutting water and power to B phase residents. In response, B phase families begin sharing resources and standing united against the external pressure. The lake dispute becomes a symbol of cross-phase solidarity.

Paru invites Abhi to accompany her to the Miss India prelims, and they grow closer as she teaches him magic tricks. The journey tests their feelings and stirs tension with Suresh and Rakesh, who worry about the implications of a cross-class romance. The pageant journey acts as a catalyst for their personal arcs.

During the prelims, Paru reveals her true feelings for Abhi through a magic act and wins the round. On the return, Suresh and Rakesh confront Paru about her relationship, and she leaves, returning with the B phase friends. The outcome deepens the cross-phase drama and reinforces Paru's resolve.

Nagaraj confesses his feelings to Lakshmi but is initially rebuffed, seen as unambitious. He finds support from Paddu's mother and Maya madam, who helps fund his cab service. With Lakshmi’s aid—including jewelry worth a fortune—Nagaraj launches a motor cab venture named 'Laxmi' and starts earning recognition.

Satya confesses she doesn’t want to continue her studies, adding to the family’s stress. The group visits Amma and learns she has cancer; doctors say treatment could cure, but Amma had halted it due to finances. The family chooses to shield Amma from the truth for the moment while they figure out a path forward.

Srinu asks Paddu’s parents for her hand in marriage; Paddu’s mother initially refuses, but Paddu speaks up and convinces her father to consent. This moment seals their plan to be together and reinforces the family’s broader resilience in the face of financial and social pressures. The marriage prospects become a focal point for their shared future.

Chinni participates in an English-speaking contest against a convent-school entrant who had denied her earlier admission. She begins in English about her mother, but emotional recall shifts to Telugu, moving judges and audience to tears. The judges declare Chinni the winner, symbolizing a personal victory that mirrors the family’s broader growth.

Srinu thanks Rakesh for the challenges that sharpened their lives, and Rakesh acknowledges that wealth isn’t happiness. Nagaraj returns home to his father, Paru visits Abhi, and the family resolves to stay together in Hyderabad as Amma resumes treatment. The story closes on a note of renewed hope and familial unity.