Mohanlal

Mr Who acknowledges Sethu's despair and confronts him at the station. He deduces that Sethu plans to commit suicide by stepping in front of a train. He asks Sethu to tell his story first, noting there is a long wait before the next train passes.

Mr Who urges Sethu to recount his life rather than act on impulse. The narrative then unfolds toward Meenukutty's childhood and the bond she forms with Sethu as they grow into adulthood.

Meenukutty grows up with an intense attachment to Mohanlal, which becomes central to her life. She finds a supportive friend in Sethu, who becomes her ally as her admiration deepens. Their friendship gradually shifts toward romance as they move into adulthood.

They fall in love and marry, with Sethu trying to cope with Meenu's manic devotion to Mohanlal. Her obsession shapes daily life and often brings humorous, embarrassing moments. The couple's life blends affection with comic misadventure as Mohanlal remains a cornerstone of their world.

Meenu acts like a devoted Mohanlal fan in public, sometimes prompting laughter or scorn from onlookers. Her passion earns the respect and support of Mohanlal fan clubs and local fans. Sethu endures the consequences while striving to hold their family together.

Meenu becomes pregnant, a long-cherished dream for Sethu and his family. The couple looks forward to welcoming a child and begins planning for parenthood. Their hope gives the relationship a new warmth despite the ongoing chaos of Meenu's obsessions.

On a late-night trip to watch a Mohanlal film, the couple are involved in a bike accident on the way home. The accident leads to the miscarriage of Meenu's unborn child, devastating both of them. The loss strains their relationship and prompts Sethu to consider a fresh start elsewhere.

Seeking a new start, Sethu is transferred to a bank branch in the city. The move pulls him away from his village and introduces him to a vibrant, chaotic urban life with new neighbors and challenges. Meenu remains behind as they adjust to this separation.

In the city, Sethu and Meenu join a lively colony with a cast of eccentric characters. Meenu's Mohanlal fixation continues to shape daily episodes and comic misadventures among the residents. The neighborhood dynamics provide humor and a sense of community during hard times.

A supposed Mohanlal scriptwriter deceives Meenu and convinces her to give away her gold and money for a dream project. She later discovers a cupboard bag containing money Sethu had saved, mistaking it for a secret stash meant for Aamod's production. The misunderstanding drives a rift between them and triggers a confrontation.

Overcome by anger and humiliation, Sethu slaps Meenu and declares he cannot live with her. He then leaves for the railway station to die, hoping to escape a life stain and shame. The moment marks a turning point before Mr Who reappears to challenge him.

Mr Who confronts the fallen Sethu, berating him for cowardice and urging him to face his problems like a Mohanlal hero. He convinces Sethu to abandon the suicide plan and instead confront life with courage. On the way back, Sethu decides to act and informs the Mohanlal fan club about the scammer.

The Mohanlal fan club, aided by Sethu's tip-off, tracks down Aamod and recovers the money. The community's intervention helps restore Sethu's name and brings the scam to light. The episode strengthens the bond between Sethu and the fan club.

Meenu is rushed to the hospital and needs a blood transfusion. The doctor explains that her mental fixation had deeper roots, presenting her suicide note and childhood trauma as the underlying cause. Sethu feels guilt and resolves to understand her better.

Meenu wakes from her crisis and is greeted by Sethu and the doctor with relief. She remains curious about the latest Mohanlal film Pulimurugan, signaling her enduring love for cinema. The film closes with Meenu, Sethu, and the fan club watching Pulimurugan together in a celebratory mood.