No: 1 Snehatheeram Banglore North

Sudhi and Anu study at a boarding school in Ooty, carrying the ache of never having met their mother. Their parents are separated, and the children long to see the mother they have only heard about. This emotional setup motivates the later quest that drives the plot.

On vacation at Vijay Bhaskar's home, the siblings vow to fast indefinitely to bring back their mother. The attempt falters, but Vijay briefly describes the mother's appearance. The children learn that their mother might live in Bangalore.

Vijay Bhaskar takes the children along on a business trip to Bangalore. The city becomes the next stage for their search, shifting the focus from a home to a broader urban hunt. The siblings' determination intensifies as they head toward the place their mother may reside.

In Bangalore, the siblings slip away and begin interrogating caretakers to locate their mother. They believe clues will surface in the bustling city, showing how far they will go for family. The adults realize the children are missing and start looking for them.

The father receives a call claiming the children have found their mother at House No. 1, Love Shore, Bangalore North. The kids insist they are with a woman who resembles their mother. This revelation marks a turning point in their journey.

The children meet Hema, a wealthy lady who bears a striking resemblance to the described mother. Hema pretends to be their mother to reunite the kids with their real parent. The father chooses to sustain the ruse for the vacation, while Hema asks that her past remain undisclosed.

On the journey back to Ooty, the vacation is extended by a week due to extreme weather. Hema disagrees with continuing the drama and leaves the family, making the children fear a return to old conflicts. Yet she resumes playing the role to comfort them during the extended stay.

That night, Anu falls ill, and Vijay witnesses the genuine care Hema shows the children. This move leads him to propose marriage to Hema, a gesture built on affection but met with hesitation from her. She fears that marrying him would complicate the children's sense of family.

A candid conversation forces Vijay to reveal that he is not the children's father and that their real parents are dead. He had fabricated the story of a separated mother to shield them from heartbreak. Hema listens, stunned by the layers of deception.

Hema shares her backstory: a poor upbringing and the struggles of caring for sick family members. Her life has been about sacrifice, which complicates her feelings for Vijay. She wrestles with what love and responsibility mean in their improvised family.

The next morning, Hema goes to seek permission to marry Vijay and is granted it. The family remains aware of the truth, yet they see Vijay as a father figure for the children. This approval solidifies the shift from deception to a hopeful future.

Vijay revisits the full truth with the children, and they are not upset by the revelations. Their trust in Vijay endures, and the bond among them remains strong. The family stands together in the face of past lies, focusing on their future.

The morning after the revelations, Hema waits on the road and asks to accompany the children to school. The kids respond that she can join only if she stays with them for the rest of their lives. This moment seals her place in their evolving family.

The children accept her condition, and they drive to school together as a rebuilt family. Hema becomes their mother and Vijay's wife in effect, symbolizing a fresh start for all of them. The film closes on the image of a warm, new family unit.