RockStar

Ananth Abraham is a celebrated singer in a Bangalore troupe, constantly surrounded by devoted fans. At an inaugural function, he is introduced to Athira Menon, a designer. The meeting plants the seed of a complicated relationship that drives the film's events.

On the wedding eve of his friend, Ananth spends a night with Athira. In the morning, they realize they are not meant for each other and decide to part ways. The moment leaves both with unsettled feelings that ripple through the coming days.

Days after the night, Athira discovers she is pregnant. She wishes to raise the child but not marry Ananth. She confides in her bold photographer friend Sanjana, who supports her and helps convey the news to Athira's parents.

Learning from Sanjana that the baby is Ananth's, he decides to marry Athira to give the child his surname and to avoid fatherlessness. They plan a naming ceremony after the marriage and then intend to divorce. He shares the plan with Athira, who agrees on the condition that he stays in her house after the wedding.

Ananth seeks approval from his parents with the help of Alice, his best friend and grandmother. The family reluctantly backs the alliance, setting the stage for a formal marriage. The support from Alice proves crucial in securing the union.

The couple registers their marriage in the presence of their parents. At the moment of the ceremony, Athira vomits, and the parents realize she is pregnant. The moment confirms the pregnancy publicly and seals their arrangement on paper.

Back at Athira's house, the newly formed couple begins to navigate marriage, starting to develop small, uneasy feelings for each other amid petty quarrels. The home environment brings them closer in unexpected ways. Their relationship remains tentative and unresolved.

Athira's childhood friend Micheal arrives, stirring feelings and making Ananth uncomfortable with their growing attachment. The tension adds strain to the fragile marital arrangement. The trio's dynamic introduces new emotional currents.

Athira, Ananth's friend, and their parents attend the release function of Ananth's album. The event deepens their public exposure and personal connection, while private feelings remain unspoken. The family and colleagues observe a tension beneath the surface.

Ananth's grandmother is admitted to the ICU, prompting Athira to accompany him to his native village. He reconnects with his hometown, and Athira grows to like it as well. The trip strengthens their bond in a quiet, shared space.

After returning, the two reveal that they have developed intense feelings for each other but never confess them aloud. The unspoken attraction becomes the central tension driving their relationship forward. Their interactions grow more charged as time passes.

Athira is admitted to hospital for delivery, and doctors warn of complications that could cost them the baby, a boy. Grief and fear grip Athira, while Ananth supports her through the crisis. The moment tests the strength of their fragile arrangement.

Despite the looming tragedy, Ananth continues with his plan for a mega show in Australia, and both start recognizing their growing attraction again. They never openly acknowledge it, maintaining a tense balance between commitment and independence. The trip to Australia becomes a backdrop for their unspoken feelings.

When Athira announces she will file for divorce and send the papers to Australia, Ananth prepares to leave for the tour. He asks her to let him go, while she chases to resolve the situation and preserve the relationship. The looming separation creates emotional turmoil.

In the taxi to the airport, Ananth realizes he forgot his passport. Athira retrieves it and writes 'come home' on it with nail polish, then runs after him. He reads the message, rushes back home, and erupts in joy as they finally come together.