Pidakkozhi Koovunna Noottandu

The paying guest house is run by Chinthamani Ammal, who enforces a strict misandrist rule. The policy creates a tense, faction-filled atmosphere among the residents. New guests arrive with hidden motives as they confront the house's harsh social code.

Ponnamma hates men because her parents favored her twin brother Ponnappan. Her bitterness mirrors the house's climate and foreshadows conflicts with male characters. This backstory explains her guarded interactions with the other guests.

Nancy, a lawyer and guest, is engaged in a post-divorce custody battle with her ex-husband Tony Varghese. Her legal worries add personal stakes to the group dynamics. The looming case intensifies the drama around relationships and loyalties.

Vasundhara and Bhagyarekha pretend to be misandrists to please Chinthamani Ammal. Their facade hides their real motives and creates friction with other guests. The pretense sets up later revelations about each woman's true past.

One day a man enters the house and is assaulted by Chinthamani. When he wakes, it becomes clear he has been mentally damaged and cannot recall his identity. The lodgers blame Chinthamani, and attempts to restore his memory fail.

They decide to bring back Chinthamani's long-lost lover to cure the man, who calls himself Ikru and behaves childishly. The plan introduces a surprising ruse and a search for affection that transcends the initial misandrist setup. The action centers on the evolving dynamics of the house and its residents.

Ikru is revealed to be Sathyaseelan, a drama artist hired by Sachidanandan to help Potti reunite with Chinthamani. The supposed cure is exposed as a manipulation that intertwines performance with real emotions. This twist reframes earlier events and motivations.

Bhagyarekha falls in love with Sachidanandan after he fights off goons targeting her. Sachi's intervention leads to a police confrontation, but he is eventually freed. Their budding romance injects new hope into the group's tumult.

Vasundhara falls for Binoy, who proposes to her, while Bhagyarekha's flashback reveals her past as a hotel worker and her encounter with goons. Binoy and Douglas run a company that pimps women under the pretense of job interviews. The backstory explains Bhagyarekha's fear and the danger that shadows the group.

Sachi and Bhagyarekha attempt to escape the goons who pursue them. Their flight turns into a community-wide effort as neighbors join the fight and offer support. The resistance strengthens the resolve of the group to confront the threats.

Binoy claims Bhagyam is a murderer, and fake police allied with him come to arrest her. Sachi and the others intervene just in time, exposing the deception. The local community's solidarity halts the arrest and empowers the main characters.

In the finale, Chinthamani Ammal ends up with V N Potti; Bhagyarekha pairs with Sachi; Nancy reconciles with her husband. Sathyaseelan proposes to Ponnamma, who accepts, and the ensemble collectively finds love and happiness. The film closes on a note of reconciliation and communal harmony.