Mookkilla Rajyathu

The film opens with Keshavan, Benny, and Krishnankutty sharing a ward at Kakkanad Mental Hospital. They bond over a newspaper report about Amitabh Bachchan visiting Ernakulam for a film shoot. The idea of seeing a Bollywood star fuels their camaraderie.

A new inmate, Venu, joins the group. He is a good singer with a compulsive obsession to singing, adding another shared passion for Amitabh Bachchan. The four inmates quickly form an even stronger bond.

The four outsmart the warden Ameen and escape from Kakkanad that night, heading toward Ernakulam city. They believe they can glimpse Amitabh Bachchan, only to discover the film star went back a month ago after a shoot. The next morning they wake to find Venu missing.

In the city, Benny runs into his former college mate and lover Leena, hinting at a potential new support system. The chance meeting adds a personal dimension to the group's misadventures. The others continue to deal with their own troubles.

Keshavan crashes a political rally and undresses in a gesture for the Swadeshi movement, drawing the crowd’s attention. Benny intervenes and saves him from what could have been a serious fallout. The episode showcases Keshavan’s impulsive behavior and the group’s protective bond.

Krishnankutty drinks at a bar but cannot pay his bill, leading to an assault. Benny steps in to help, highlighting the fragility of their friendship and their precarious finances. The incident reinforces the vulnerability of the group.

Venu lands a job as a singer, but his older brother Balan and the warden Ameen pursue him. The quartet must stay cohesive as new threats pop up on their path. This turn pushes them toward a more settled, work-oriented life.

The four decide to settle into lawful work to survive. Benny becomes a painter, Krishnankutty a mechanic, and Keshavan works as a security guard. This marks a shift from dream-chasing to practical, everyday labor.

Leena’s father refuses to bless Benny’s relationship and hires a goonda named Bheem Singh to assault him. The family pressures intensify, highlighting societal obstacles to their union. The quartet’s solidarity is tested by this personal conflict.

Two conmen, disguised as a TV serial producer and director, recruit the four under the pretext of a TV project. They hire them to learn martial arts, rock climbing, break dancing, and other skills for a bank robbery. While the plan unfolds, the men keep the quartet away from the house during the day as the tunnel is dug.

Bruno oversees the underground tunnel under the rented house as the bank-robbery scheme progresses. A vigilant police officer tracks the conmen’s activities, narrowing the net around the accomplices. The tension mounts as daylight hours pass and the plan nears execution.

Police close in on the operation, aided by the four who awaken to the truth of the con and the danger it poses. The bank robbers end up in police custody as the plan collapses. The quartet’s involvement helps foil the crime and restore order.

With the bust behind them, the four embrace stable employment and a renewed sense of camaraderie. They choose to live within their means and rely on each other rather than chasing fantasies. The story closes on a hopeful note as they start fresh.