Rickshaw Mama

Bhuvana, the lonely granddaughter of a wealthy businessman, has little time and attention from her distracted grandfather. She longs for affection and the simple joy of riding in Raja's rickshaw with other children. Her yearning for true love and care sets the emotional groundwork for the story.

A kidnap attempt targets Bhuvana, but Raja intervenes at once and pulls her to safety. He confronts the attackers, proving he will shield her from danger regardless of their wealth or status. The rescue marks the start of a protective bond between them.

Bhuvana's caretaker appoints Raja to handle her school drop-off and pick-up. At first, Raja wonders why a rich family would rely on a poor rickshaw driver for this task. He soon realizes Bhuvana's request is for love and attention, not mere transportation.

Raja begins caring for Bhuvana with genuine warmth, treating her like a daughter. His protective presence keeps her safe and emotionally secure, even as others scheme to snatch her away. Their bond deepens into a true parental connection.

A woman who adores Raja becomes jealous of his bond with Bhuvana and tries to turn her against him. She tells Bhuvana that Raja will favor his own child, prompting the girl to distance herself and eventually fall unconscious on the way home. This cruel act exposes the fragility of Bhuvana's position.

Bhuvana is found unconscious and rushed to the hospital. The grandfather reveals the shocking truth that Bhuvana is Raja's daughter, leaving everyone stunned. The grandfather orders Raja to leave, and Raja is injured in the confrontation.

In a past life, Raja spent his days ferrying a college-going girl named Gauri to the campus. Gauri, from a wealthy family, treats him with kindness and gradually falls in love with him, bridging their social divide. They marry and start a family despite the odds.

Gauri becomes pregnant, and Raja wants to secure her life with a hospital bed in a reputable hospital. Her wealthy father funds the operation, and Gauri repays him from her husband's earnings. When delivery arrives, doctors insist on a cesarean; Gauri dies and the baby is stillborn, and Gauri's father takes away their granddaughter.

After the revelations, Lakshmi apologizes for her past shameful act toward Raja. Meanwhile, goons threaten to kidnap the rich man's granddaughter, a blackmail plot that foreshadows further danger. The tension between past and present collides with the looming threat.

The criminals abduct Bhuvana to pressure the grandfather's fortune, and Raja races to the scene. He fights through the attackers and reaches a water tank where she is trapped, risking his life to prevent her drowning. The rescue restores a measure of safety and hope.

Following the ordeal, Raja confronts and reconciles with his father-in-law and the grandfather, easing tensions and acknowledging Bhuvana as his daughter. The new understanding reshapes the family dynamics and lays the groundwork for a unified future. The bond between Raja and Bhuvana solidifies through this revelation.

With their relationship established, Raja steps into the father figure role Bhuvana longed for, offering consistent care and protection. They begin building a hopeful life together, anchored in love, trust, and family. The story ends on a note of renewed belonging and shared future.