Malli Malli Idhi Rani Roju

Ram grows as a successful track-runner, but his life is anchored by his family. His mother Parvathi, a devoted music teacher, saves every rupee to fund his education. He trains with single-minded focus, driven by the dream of a gold medal.

Nazeera Khanum enters Parvathi’s music class, presenting herself with a veil and a quiet, observant presence. She moves through Ram’s world with a calm strength, and a connection begins to form between them. She introduces herself as Khanum, a name that will become central to their story.

At a state athletics championship, a fan reveals that it was Nazeera who asked for Ram’s autograph, hinting at a deeper bond. Nazeera also starts funding Ram’s shoes and, in return, collects his medals, signaling a partnership built on sacrifice and trust. Their connection begins to blur the lines between mentor and motivator.

Ram heads toward the national championships in Delhi with Nazeera’s support guiding his path. They share late-night talks about money, goals, and the cost of pursuing greatness. The journey deepens their bond as the dream of national glory comes into view.

On a train to Delhi, Nazeera’s veil momentarily lifts and Ram sees her true face for the first time. Their recognition deepens the bond they’ve kept hidden. The journey becomes a turning point in their intertwined fates.

Ram wins the national medal, and the homecoming is a celebration. Parvathi prepares badam kheer, signaling a joyful moment that also intensifies the personal stakes for both. The triumph sharpens the reality of what they are risking.

Parvathi dies, leaving Ram to cope with an immense loss. Nazeera’s presence becomes more intimate as they confront the consequences of their bond. The family tragedy marks a turning point that widens the divide between Ram’s old world and their hidden life.

With Parvathi’s death behind them, Nazeera moves to Malaysia, and the distance between their lives becomes permanent. The memory of Ram lingers, while both try to navigate separate futures. The separation marks the hard turn toward different destinies.

In Malaysia, Nazeera runs her father’s company and raises a daughter who carries echoes of Ram in her life. She narrates her past to Mehak, her daughter’s friend, who probes questions about Ram and loyalties. The past and present blur as questions about Ram resurface.

Nazeera reveals that her father survived an injury but later shoots himself, a tragedy that seals the distance between the lovers. She makes a painful decision to write to Ram that she is married and to stay in Malaysia. Duty and memory pull in opposite directions.

To seek closure, Mehak and Nazeera decide to travel to India, hoping to find Ram where his world still holds a place for her. They prepare for the journey that could bridge years of separation. The plan signals a renewed possibility of reunion.

Back in India, Ram is close to a wedding but haunted by memories. At the airport, Jyoti reveals there was another man involved and that Ram has not married—only Nazeera remains in his heart. Ram pushes through the crowd to reach Nazeera, and their reunion ends on a hopeful note.