Oh My Friend

Chandu and Siri grow up together, sharing a bond that earns them the nicknames Faltoos and Killer. Their friendship remains steadfast through family expectations and personal dreams. This opening establishes a deep, lifelong loyalty that will be tested as they mature.

Chandu is sent to Mumbai to pursue an MBA, following family expectations. The lure of a musical career begins to pull him away from the planned path, worrying his father. Siri pledges to support his dream and help nurture his talent.

Siri reassures Chandu that she will help nurture his musical career and stand by him at home. Chandu returns from Mumbai to face his father's concerns and the weight of his own ambitions. The family and friends sense a changing dynamic as music takes center stage.

Chandu takes part in a band audition, but tensions flare and he is sent out feeling broken yet not defeated. The rejection tests his resolve and foreshadows strains within the trio. Siri's loyalty remains, but the event unsettles their carefully balanced friendship.

Siri accepts a love proposal from Uday, who lives in the US, after seeking Chandu's counsel. The development introduces a new romantic thread affecting the trio's dynamics. Siri's choice adds tension as Chandu navigates friend-turned-romantic rivalries.

Chandu reconnects with college friend Ritu Sharma and is instantly drawn to her. He begins spending time with Ritu to impress her, while Siri senses she is kept at a distance. Jealousy grows as unspoken feelings complicate their friendships.

Siri decides to leave for a dancing school in Chennai to seek clarity about her future. Chandu apologizes, acknowledging he hadn't seen how his actions affected her. This departure signals a turning point in their relationship.

Uday returns from the US to surprise Siri, and she decides not to leave after all, choosing to see how things unfold. Chandu and the others watch the evolving dynamics with growing concern. The renewed momentum in the love triangle raises the stakes for all involved.

Chandu joins a band to compete in the Airtel music contest in Kochi, taking on the lead guitarist role. Siri, Uday, and Ritu accompany him on the journey, sharing a hotel stay managed with a mix of humor and care. Through practice and camaraderie, Chandu earns the respect of his bandmates and solidifies his step toward stardom.

Chandu wins the competition with a guitar gifted by Siri, a tangible symbol of their complex bond. The victory solidifies his musical success but deepens the emotional triangular tension among Siri, Ritu, and Uday. The moment marks a turning point in how love and friendship intersect with ambition.

Uday asks them to choose between him and Chandu, effectively proposing a breakup to preserve Siri's possible future with him. Chandu's father voices support for Uday's view, urging them to recognize the true nature of their love. Chandu insists their deep friendship cannot simply become romance and tells Uday to marry Siri, vowing to withdraw from her life.

Siri gives birth to Uday's child, a bittersweet moment watched by Chandu and a married Ritu who visits the hospital. The scene underscores the cost of love and loyalty to the group. Uday confronts the consequences and begins to rethink the possibility of breaking the quartet apart.

Chandu and Ritu visit the hospital, sharing in the fragile relief of a new family alongside Siri and Uday. The four friends decide to try friendship as the foundation for their evolving relationships. They leave the hospital together, signaling a tentative reconciliation amid lingering tensions.

The story ends with the group navigating love, loyalty, and life's realities as renewed friends and a modern family. They walk forward with renewed understanding and a hopeful sense of belonging.