Marupuram

In a modest town where chances are as thin as the walls of a roadside lodge, two restless friends drift from one petty scheme to the next, hoping a lucky break will lift them out of their routine. Sethu and his companion Roy spend their days hustling small cons while lodging at a modest inn run by the warm‑hearted Rathna and overseen by the pragmatic Chaakkunni. Their shared goal is simple yet urgent: gather enough money to send Roy abroad for a fresh start, a dream that fuels both their camaraderie and their desperation.

A turn of events forces Sethu to reconsider his path. With the assistance of Chaakkunni, he acquires forged documents that allow him to assume a new name and step into a respectable position as a company supervisor. The newfound stability brings a delicate balance of hope and anxiety; every interaction feels like a tightrope walk between the respectable life he’s built and the lingering shadow of his past. Amid this uneasy equilibrium, his affection for Rathna deepens, turning the lodge into both a sanctuary and a reminder of the identity he has left behind.

The arrival of Bharathan Menon—a family friend of Sethu’s new boss—stirs the calm. Menon’s household, with its own quiet tensions and unanswered questions, casts a subtle yet persistent light on Sethu’s concealed history. As old acquaintances and unfamiliar faces intersect, the atmosphere thickens with the unspoken fear of discovery, setting the stage for a narrative that explores how far one can go when the very notion of self is built on fragile pretenses.

Last Updated: December 03, 2025 at 23:41