Sakhavu

Kichu is a ruthless youth wing leader aiming to reach a higher position in the SFK by destroying competitors within his party. He schemes to arrange beatings for his rival, even if the rival is a close friend. This shows his willingness to use violence and manipulation to win power.

Kuriachan calls Kichu to donate his rare blood type O negative for a comrade. Kichu tries to escape, telling his friend Mahesh he'll get the hell out, but he ends up going. In the hospital, he creates a scene and has an acquaintance fetch him food.

The recipient attracts the attention of the chief minister, surprising Kichu who expected a lesser comrade. He learns of the comrade's importance and asks Prabhakaran about him. This moment deepens Kichu's curiosity about Krishnan.

Prabhakaran starts telling the story of comrade Krishnan to Kichu, revealing a life of struggle and sacrifice. The tale spans Krishnan's work in Peerumedu, wage battles, and land clashes. The narrative challenges Kichu to reconsider his own path.

Krishnan is dispatched to Peerumedu by the district committee to expand the party's reach. He mobilizes workers who push for fair wages at the tea estate. This assignment marks the start of his public resistance against exploitation.

Krishnan organizes a strike to demand fair wages for the tea workers. The workers win a wage increase after the protest. The move cements Krishnan's reputation as a fighter for workers' rights.

Krishnan and his party confront a Brahmin landlord who pays Tamil workers low wages. When negotiations fail, Krishnan's followers and the local workers cultivate on the landlord's land to press their demands. The effort yields a strong show of solidarity and a higher yield.

Krishnan promises to marry Janaki and they wed after a sequence of events. The marriage strengthens his standing within the party and his personal life. The marriage marks a personal milestone in his political journey.

Years later Krishnan suffers a stroke that leaves him partially paralyzed. His health challenges threaten the movement around him, while memories of his earlier victories haunt the community. The factory's fate hangs on his recovery and leadership.

Krishnan visits a wealthy man who had benefited from his support in the past. The man agrees to help buy the estate and place Krishnan on the governing body, in exchange for political backing. Tony has already captured some land and Krishnan vows to secure control.

A young man named Tony has taken control of part of the estate's land. Krishnan orders the rival resort closed as a display of authority and to protect his new arrangement. The confrontation foreshadows the looming conflict.

Tony stabs Krishnan at night, attempting to consolidate his hold on the estate. Krishnan's surgery is successful and he begins to recover. Kichu, moved by Krishnan's life, hesitates to see him but starts to rethink his own path.

Kichu travels to Peerumedu with his youth wing comrades to beat Tony and assert control. He proclaims that Krishnan's legacy will be continued through their actions. The ending signals a new generation ready to carry forward Krishnan's ideals.