Nee Jathaga Nenundali

Raghava Jairam's Goa stage performance ends abruptly when he clashes with rival Varun, threatening his spot as a rising star. The confrontation intensifies his alcohol-fueled decline and pushes him away from the spotlight. The chaos drives him to slip into a nearby bar afterward.

In a Goa bar, Gayathri Nandan, a hopeful bar singer, idolizes Raghava's voice. He makes a bold promise to transform her into a genuine singing sensation and asks her to stop performing in bars. This encounter sets the course for their later collaboration.

Gayathri quits her current job and travels to Hyderabad with Raghava, where he convinces record producer Sravan to give her a chance. The plan is to turn her into a professional playback singer. The decision marks the start of their professional partnership.

Raghava is attacked and badly hurt, threatening his comeback. His manager Vivek downplays the incident, concocting a story that Raghava has left the country to perform abroad. The deception delays Gayathri's pursuit of their dream and strains their bond.

After two difficult months with no word from Raghava, Gayathri is forced back into bar performances to make ends meet. Her career stalls as the search for Raghava grinds to a frustrating standstill. The setback tests her resolve and loyalty.

Raghava recuperates and sets out to find Gayathri, cutting ties with Vivek in the process. He reunites with Sravan and moves to secure a formal recording agreement, signaling a renewed push toward making Gayathri a star. Their reunion marks a turning point in their collaboration.

With Raghava coaching her, Gayathri blossoms into a celebrated playback singer. The duo starts to gain traction in the industry, and her voice finds a larger audience. The rising fame deepens the bond between them while also inviting scrutiny about exploitation.

Gossip swirls that Raghava is exploiting Gayathri for money and status, while his addiction resurges. Gayathri supports him through the turmoil, and the couple share a night together. She moves in with him, despite her mother's objections, as their life briefly seems to settle.

The addiction tightens its grip, making Raghava volatile and unpredictable. A journalist questions the relationship and his motives during a high-profile stage show, prompting him to lash out and drink again. His behavior culminates in him landing in jail.

Gayathri comes to post his bail at the jail, standing by him even as his career teeters on the edge. The moment underlines both her loyalty and the cost of their shared dreams. The consequences of his actions begin to redefine their future.

Raghava overhears Gayathri telling Sravan that she plans to give up her career to protect him from hurting himself or dragging her down. He realizes he has become a burden and resolves to step away for her sake. The next morning he bids her goodbye and drives to a bridge to end his life.

Gayathri carries on, inspired by Raghav's sacrifice and Vivek's encouragement. Four years pass, and she is flourishing with her own son, who is revealed to be Raghava's child as well. Her life becomes a testament to resilience and memory of what might have been.