Priyasakhi

Sakhi, an employee at an automobile company, notices Priya and is immediately attracted to her. He tries to gain her attention, even enlisting Priya's friend to help him approach her. The early interactions set the stage for a complicated courtship driven by manipulation and charm.

Sakhi comes across Priya's diary and uses it to craft an image of the perfect partner. He presents himself as Priya's ideal guy to win her over, manipulating her feelings based on what the diary reveals. This deception lays the groundwork for their later marriage.

Sakhi's family presents Priya as the perfect bride, convincing both families that she fits into their world. Priya and her family are drawn to the idea, and they marry. The wedding marks the turning point where private deception becomes public reality.

Priya comes from a cosmopolitan, independent background, while Sakhi's family holds more conservative values. The cultural gap becomes a source of frequent friction as the couple tries to adjust to married life. Their different worlds create persistent tensions.

Sakhi tells Priya they will go to the movies, but the planned outing includes his entire family. Priya feels sidelined as she is introduced to the extended family as part of the date. The incident foreshadows ongoing conflicts about space and belonging.

During the gathering, Sakhi hands out the necklace Priya bought to his sister in front of the family, brushing aside Priya's ownership. Priya is upset but keeps quiet for the moment, later challenging him privately about his behavior. The moment underscores how power is exercised in their marriage.

Priya learns she is pregnant, and Sakhi is overjoyed at the news. Priya, however, questions her readiness and fears that their constant fights could affect the child. The pregnancy becomes a pivot point for the couple’s fragile relationship.

Priya's mother arranges an abortion, and Sakhi rushes to the hospital to support her. Priya is reluctant and taken toward the operating theatre, where an accident leads to her injury. Sakhi brings her back to his home to recover, deepening their marital strain.

On Priya's birthday, she discovers Sakhi's diary and confronts him about being tricked into loving and marrying him. A heated argument turns physical when Sakhi strikes her in front of guests, prompting her to leave for her parents' house. The incident catalyzes a pursuit of divorce.

Priya seeks divorce and a halt to the pregnancy, but Sakhi challenges the move in court. The judge orders that Priya must continue the pregnancy and grants custody of the baby to Sakhi. This legal turning point consolidates Sakhi's control over the child.

To safeguard the unborn child, Sakhi moves into Priya's parents' house with her. He claims he doesn't trust her family and wants to ensure the child's safety, while Priya remains conflicted about her future.

After the baby is born, Priya returns to care for the child alongside Sakhi's family for two months. She grows attached to the child and eventually agrees to give full custody to Sakhi, feeling his love for the baby.

In the car ride back with her parents, Priya's mother hints at marrying her off to another possible husband. Priya feels heartbroken at the prospect of leaving Sakhi and their child. The moment reveals the social pressures on her future.

Sakhi seeks forgiveness, and Priya is willing to reconcile. They meet on the street after an emotional separation, where they apologize and decide to give their marriage another chance. The ending centers on the power of forgiveness and shared love for their child.