Sarvakalasala

Lal is an orphan college student pursuing his third master's degree. He continues living near the college to avoid loneliness and lives off leftover funds from his childhood. He is affable and regarded as an elder brother by his peers, whose words carry weight in college life.

Jeevan, an orphanage friend, becomes part of Lal's life when they meet among the new batch of students. Lal takes Jeevan and his sister Jyothimol as his family, offering care and shelter. He treats them with affection and becomes a guardian.

Siddhan is described as a bohemian poet who is also an alcoholic and a friend living with Lal. He adds a volatile, creative energy to the group and influences the dynamics around them. He eventually leaves Lal to journey away.

Siddhan departs with no clear plan, but soon news arrives that he has been murdered. The loss marks a dark turn and raises tension within Lal's circle. The event foreshadows further turmoil in the college community.

Meanwhile, Lal is reintroduced to his old college flame Gayathri, who has become an English teacher at the college. Their renewed acquaintance hints at past romance and reorients Lal's social circle.

The college's annual Arts festival approaches, and everyone starts preparing for the event. Lal supports Jyothimol by encouraging her interest in dancing for the festival. The atmosphere is one of anticipation as students refine performances.

Lal promotes Jyothimol's dancing for the Arts festival and helps her prepare. The scene underscores Lal's concern for Jyothimol's well-being and the supportive campus environment. She rehearses and gets ready for the big performance.

During the dance, the electricity goes out and Jyothimol is assaulted. Lal is the first to reach the scene, which sours the mood and triggers suspicion among some staff. The incident marks a turning point that tests Lal's innocence and the trust of the college community.

The college administration files a case and Lal is arrested by the police. The students and staff initially believe the accusation, creating a tense climate on campus. This marks a dramatic hardship for Lal as the truth begins to surface.

Before Lal can be formally charged, the real culprit behind the assault is identified by the students. The administration and the majority of students rally to secure Lal's release. This collective action reaffirms the community's faith in justice and truth.

Lal is released and reunites with Jyothimol and Jeevan in a moment of relief and relief. They share a closing hug, reaffirming their bond and Lal's role as a guardian. The reunion restores a sense of safety and family within the group.

Principal Achen delivers a reflective speech about the goodness inside a student, likening it to standing under the golden canopy of the evening sky. He speaks of knowledge and values, emphasizing that goodness and truth ultimately prevail. The speech resonates with the events that unfolded.

The story closes with a nod to campus life, noting that Chakkara and his cohorts are the all-rounders in college activities. Their presence signals a thriving student community that values resilience, teamwork, and virtue. The film ends on a hopeful note for the community's future.