Natpukkaga

Chinnayya works for the aged landlord Karunakaran, whom he treats like a father. He shows great respect and affection for Ayya and takes care of the estate. Their bond is built on loyalty and mutual trust in a village where Karunakaran's family is revered.

Fifteen years ago, Karunakaran ostracized Gowri and her husband Perusu and kept Gowri with a large share of his wealth. He isolates the couple from the rest of the family, reshaping the power dynamics of the household. The rest of the family watches as wealth flows to Gowri while Perusu is pushed away.

On Gowri's wedding day, Lakshmi discovers Perusu's affair and tries to cancel the marriage. Perusu grievously injures Lakshmi, and the ceremony descends into chaos. Muthaiya arrives, learns the truth about Perusu, but the wedding cannot be saved and Lakshmi dies.

Muthaiya confesses that he murdered Lakshmi for money and is arrested. The revelation shocks Karunakaran and the rest of the family, who struggle to accept his guilt. The past begins to cast a long shadow over the present.

Gowri and Prabhavathy hate Muthaiya and his family after the murder, while Karunakaran initially doubts the accusations. He goes to meet Muthaiya in jail to hear his side, and Muthaiya tells the truth. Karunakaran vows not to reveal it to Gowri.

To protect Gowri's life and secure the family, Karunakaran brings the then-12-year-old Chinnayya to his house. Perusu accuses Chinnayya of being illegitimate, fueling anger in the household. Karunakaran banishes Perusu and Gowri leaves the home.

Prabhavathy arrives in the village after completing her education in the United States and gradually falls in love with Chinnayya. He is respectful and loyal but initially resistant, until he comes to understand her feelings. Their evolving bond becomes a central thread of the present story.

Prabhavathy accuses Chinnayya of attempting to rape her, shocking Karunakaran. He slaps Chinnayya and sends him away from the home. The trust between Chinnayya and Ayya is severely strained.

Muthaiya is released from jail after 14 years and comes to meet Karunakaran. His return unsettles the household and raises questions about what really happened to Lakshmi. The past and present begin to intersect again.

Prabhavathy confronts Muthaiya, telling him to leave since he was jailed for Lakshmi's murder. She also reveals that she staged the drama to send Chinnayya away from his father, and Karunakaran is stunned by the truth. The couple's carefully guarded secrets start to unravel.

Karunakaran finally speaks the truth to Chinnayya and apologizes for the earlier misunderstanding. He promises not to reveal the family secret to Gowri, hoping to shield her from more pain. The family begins to re-knit its fragile bonds.

The wedding of Prabhavathy's and Perusu's brother Chinnarasu is planned, but the scene is disrupted when Perusu's mistress returns with her brother seeking to remarry Perusu's daughter. The truth about Lakshmi's death is revealed to Gowri, changing everyone's perception. The drama underscores the cost of past secrets.

Perusu attempts to kill Gowri during the wedding so he can grab Karunakaran's property, but Muthaiya arrives to save her and is stabbed. Chinnaraasu then kills Perusu out of remorse upon learning the truth about Lakshmi. The family reels from the violence.

Mortally wounded, Muthaiya dies after saving Gowri. Before dying, he tells Chinnayya to take care of Karunakaran. Prabhavathy apologizes to Muthaiya and is handed over to Karunakaran. The patriarch and the family confront their losses and responsibilities.

With the secrets resolved and the family coming to terms, Chinnayya and Prabhavathy marry, signaling a new chapter for the household. The ceremony marks reconciliation and hope after a long saga of betrayal and truth. The village celebrates a fragile peace restored at last.