Nadhikalil Sundari Yamuna

Kannan is a 35-year-old unmarried native of Kadambery who works at a BEVCO outlet. He lives with his mother Narayani, sister Haritha, and his uncle Bhaskaran, establishing a close-knit family backdrop for his future marriage prospects. The setup situates him as a single man facing social expectations in a small town.

A bull charges at Kannan in front of his house, leaving him with a broken arm and sidelining him from daily life. The accident becomes a turning point, as he starts focusing on marriage prospects to keep his mind busy. Neighbors react to the incident as it disrupts the family's routine.

Ravi, Kannan's friend, visits during his recovery and presses him to consider marriage quickly to secure his future. The advice signals the beginning of arranged-match hopes. The conversation sets the stage for the upcoming marriage schemes.

Sudhakaran, the local party secretary and Kannan's friend, introduces a marriage proposal as a political-angle move to manipulate Kannan's fate. He frames the idea as a timely solution to secure the community's support. The plan kicks off a chain of matchmaking drama.

On the wedding day, Mahesh shows a video on his phone depicting Kannan with a pig farm owner named Mary as a prank. The revelation leads to the immediate cancellation of the marriage. Suspicion falls on Vidhyadharan, a local bachelor, as the possible mastermind.

Kannan and his friends clash with Vidhyadharan and his supporters over the prank scandal. Sudhakaran escalates the situation by vowing to arrange a marriage for Kannan within two weeks. The confrontation sets a race against time to secure a suitable match.

Vidhyadharan's allies block Kannan's marriage proposals, while Kannan's friends parry Vidhyadharan's attempts. The stalemate deepens the feud between rival factions. The town becomes a ground for political matchmaking games.

RC, a party worker and ally of Kannan and Sudhakaran, arranges a marriage proposal for Kannan from Coorg. Following his instruction from Gopalan, a senior party member, Kannan and his friends travel to Coorg to meet RC. The trip marks a shift from Kadambery to a more distant matchmaking path.

The next day, Kannan marries Yamuna, a Kannadathi, in Coorg. The wedding completes the arranged-matching sequence initiated by RC's proposal. The union, however, introduces a new challenge when Yamuna arrives home unable to speak Malayalam.

Back home, Kannan and his family discover that Yamuna doesn't speak Malayalam, causing misunderstandings and communication problems. The language barrier strains the newly formed marriage and creates frustration for everyone. The family tries to bridge the gap, but progress is slow.

Yamuna starts developing a relationship with Vidhyadharan, who can speak Kannada, which irritates Kannan. The affection sparks jealousy and fuels tension within the household. Kannan's insecurity highlights the cultural and linguistic divide in the new match.

On Gopalan's directive, Kannan's friends hide weapons in Vidhyadharan's shop with party workers and inform the police. The ruse aims to trap Vidhyadharan within political theatrics. The plan underscores how party politics entangle personal lives.

Police seize the weapons at the shop and arrest Vidhyadharan. After realizing the political party orchestrated the ruse, the police let him go. The episode exposes the manipulation underlying the disputed marriage plot.

Vidhyadharan, his mother, and friends confront Kannan's family with questions. Vidhyadharan's mother reveals her son claims to be in love with a girl. Kannan misreads this as Yamuna, only to learn the girl is actually Haritha, his sister. The moment heightens the town's tensions before resolution.

As tensions ease, Kannan and Vidhyadharan catch up and reconcile with Yamuna, who has started to speak Malayalam. The language barrier is overcome, allowing the family to move forward. The film closes on a note of repaired relationships despite the earlier chaos.