Peruvannapurathe Visheshangal

Kunjulakshmi, the pampered daughter of the aristocratic Kavumpattu family, lives in Peruvannapuram and enjoys the comforts of a life guarded by her five brothers. The Kavumpattu family also owns the local college, anchoring their influence in the town. This opening establishes the social dynamics that drive the conflict later in the story.

Sivasankaran arrives at the Kavumpattu college as a peon, replacing Keeleri Padmanabhan who failed to fulfil his promised donation. Padmanabhan is despondent over losing the job, while villagers prepare for the tension that accompanies the newcomer's presence. The stage is set for a clash between social classes and loyalties.

Padmanabhan's supporters in the village urge him to harass Sivasankaran so he would quit. The idea is to clear the way for Padmanabhan to reclaim the job. The mood in the village grows tense as scheming and spite take hold.

Padmanabhan begins pressuring Sivasankaran for money, trying to squeeze cash out of him. Sivasankaran refuses to pay any more, standing up to the pressure. This confrontation foreshadows the clash between the old guard and the new peon.

Padmanabhan escalates by stealing coconuts from the Kavumpattu estate to earn extra money. Sivasankaran catches them during a scuffle, and he is accused of being the thief. The grandmother of the Kavumpattu family intervenes, and Sivasankaran is let off.

A love note intended for Kunju accidentally lands in her own book, triggering suspicion that Sivasankaran wrote it. Kunju confronts Sivasankaran and a fight breaks out; her five brothers join. In a bold move during the confrontation, Sivasankaran declares that he will marry Kunju in fifteen days. This dramatic pledge escalates the conflict and politicizes the romance.

Kunju, who hates Sivasankaran at first, begins to realize he is innocent. Her sympathy grows as the truth emerges. This marks the turning point in their strained relationship.

There is a rumour that Sivasankaran is the son of Late Vamadevakurup and Kavumpattu's erstwhile maid. The rumor threatens to undermine Kunju's hostility by framing him as a rightful member of the family. The social gossip adds to the romantic tension between the two.

The accumulating revelations melt Kunju's hatred and transform it into sympathy and love. Sivasankaran's integrity is proven through his actions and the unravelling of the rumor. The couple's bond begins to form under the changed perception.

Achutha Kurup, nicknamed Achu, enters the scene. He is revealed to be the son of the late Vamadeva Kurup of Kavumpattu and a successful businessman in Singapore. His arrival introduces a new rival and twist in the family dynamics.

Achu's appearance raises questions about inheritance and rightful claim to Kavumpattu's legacy. Kunju and Sivasankaran must navigate the new potential suitor and the businessman's influence. The balance of power within Kavumpattu shifts as Achu asserts his position.

With Achu's presence, the path forward for Kunju and Sivasankaran becomes more complicated. The story ends this summary with the sense that lineage and loyalty will determine their fate. The tension remains unresolved, hinting at further conflict in the future.