Salt N’ Pepper

A misdial for a special dosa order lands on Kalidasan. The unexpected conversation reveals a shared love of cooking and food. This marks the start of a long-distance connection between Kalidasan and Maya.

Kalidasan and Maya bond over recipes, memories, and taste. They exchange stories and discuss their kitchen secrets, deepening their affection. Maya uses culinary memories of her late mother to fuel her cooking.

Kalidasan reveals his baking secrets, including a multilayered cake called Joan's Rainbow. Maya shares how she channels her culinary energy in memory of her late mother. The conversation deepens their connection.

To save the moment, they send younger stand-ins— Manu and Meenakshi—without informing the others. The plan aims to test the spark in person, but everyone remains unaware that the substitutes are being mistaken for the originals.

Manu and Meenakshi meet the older lovers for the first time, but both are unaware that the other is a stand-in. Kalidasan and Maya also sense a strange pull but can't place the source. The mistaken identities set the stage for misdirected feelings.

Backed by a mix of nerves and cheeky pride, Manu and Meenakshi try to sabotage the potential match by warning their older counterparts away from each other. The elders, meanwhile, try to forget the awkwardness but feel the pull drawing them together.

Kalidasan and Maya decide to pursue a real meeting despite the mix-up, hoping to test their chemistry face-to-face. Their resolve grows as they remember shared meals and kitchen secrets. The possibility of a genuine romance begins to feel possible.

A chance encounter with a common acquaintance, Pooja, at the railway station reveals the truth about the substitutes. Manu and Meenakshi recount what they’ve learned, explaining the misunderstanding to Kalidasan and Maya. The revelation clears the fog and brings the lovers closer.

Kalidasan and Maya see the pieces fall into place and decide to connect fully, letting their old hearts blossom into a lasting relationship. They recognize not only their own connection but the shared memories that food creates. The moment marks the start of a new chapter.

Manu and Meenakshi discover their own relationship, completing the circle of love. Their bond forms alongside the elders, highlighting identity, memory, and the joy of cooking.

The film closes with a heartfelt celebration of food memories that bind everyone: old stories of Thattil Kutty Dosa and Joan's Rainbow, bridging gaps between generations. The characters reflect on how cooking can connect hearts even across misunderstandings. The story ends with a hopeful note about love and shared meals.