One Man Show

On a One Man Show hosted by Mukesh, Jayakrishnan sits as the guest while the host pushes into his past. The host's questions trigger a flashback that unfolds the events of his life. The audience watches as the present gives way to the backstory.

We are introduced to Jayakrishnan living with his uncle K. R. Menon and his cousin Radhika, who is also his sweetheart. The trio work as lawyers under the family nickname 'Kodathi Veedu.' Jayakrishnan is the least successful of them, often derided for past bungles.

Among the Kodathi Veedu lawyers, Jayakrishnan and his junior Ponnappan are idle with no clients. He grows frustrated by his failures but makes a bold personal vow: he will marry Radhika only after winning a major case. The vow becomes the driving force behind his return to the courtroom.

Jayakrishnan and Ponnappan decide to reopen Hari Narayanan's case, hoping to restore his reputation and their own. They believe a fresh trial could salvage their standing and honor. The plan sets in motion a legal confrontation that will reveal deeper schemes.

Doctor Raziya, a friend of Jayakrishnan, provides crucial medical and psychological insight to challenge Hari Narayanan's supposed insanity. She assists in shaping questions and gathering evidence for cross-examination. Her support is pivotal to building the defense.

In court, Jayakrishnan has Hari Narayanan answer difficult questions posed by the opposition, exposing manipulation by Hari Narayanan's brother Raveendran who seeks to seize assets. The evidence suggests Hari Narayanan is not insane, swaying the judge. The case concludes with Hari Narayanan being released.

With Hari Narayanan's release in sight, Jayakrishnan and Radhika celebrate a personal milestone as they marry. The union marks a triumph for the couple, both personally and professionally. The happy moment is brief before new complications arise.

Soon after the celebration, it becomes clear that Hari Narayanan is actually insane. Jayakrishnan feels helpless but reluctant to expose the truth, fearing the social consequences. The revelation unsettles everyone and shifts the balance of power.

Hari Narayanan begins to seek revenge on his own brother by bombing his factory, causing massive financial damage. The act of violence unsettles the court and the family, turning a legal triumph into a personal vendetta. The incident escalates the stakes for Jayakrishnan and Radhika.

Because Radhika legally offered bail for Hari Narayanan, she is held responsible for paying the damages and cannot cover the losses. The burden lands her in prison, separating her from Jayakrishnan. The situation deepens the couple's dilemma and moral conflict.

To secure Radhika's release, Jayakrishnan goes to the TV game show. He enters the program focused on the challenge before him, hoping to raise funds or attention to clear Radhika's name. The studio atmosphere becomes the arena for a last, high-stakes gamble.

Jayakrishnan wins the game show, and the winnings help secure Radhika's release from prison. The couple reunites amid relief and triumph as the narrative resolves. The story ends with a hopeful outlook for their future.