Seetharama Kalyana

Geetha, a pampered daughter of a wealthy merchant, meets Arya at her friend's wedding. He is carefree and instantly leaves an impression, while Geetha remains guarded about romance. The meeting plants the first spark between them, hinting at a budding connection.

Geetha is reluctantly sent to Bangalore for studies by her mother, starting a new life away from home. Arya begins helping her with her coursework, and their interactions deepen. Geetha insists she isn't interested in a relationship, while Arya keeps his feelings private.

Their bond grows closer, but Geetha remains uncertain about love and the future. Arya loves her but fears rejection, so he hides his feelings from her. The tension between their guarded hearts creates wary distance.

A heated argument erupts as Arya declares his love and pushes for clarity on Geetha's life. Frustrated by her indecision, Geetha leaves for home in anger. The rift sets the stage for a forced separation between them.

Geetha, still reeling from the conflict, agrees to a marriage proposal from her cousin Chandan. The decision is driven by impulse and a desire to escape the painful uncertainty with Arya. The engagement shocks Arya and Narasimha alike.

Chandan's father Viswa learns about Geetha and Arya's love and directly informs Narasimha. The revelation unsettles the family and triggers a confrontation over the hidden romance. Narasimha now forced to confront the truth behind Geetha's life.

Narasimha explains a painful family history: his elder sister Meera was engaged to Viswa, but ten days before the wedding she is found to be pregnant with Shankar's child. Meera's pregnancy shatters the alliance and seeds lifelong enmity. The tale foreshadows how secrets bind the future.

In the present, it is disclosed that Arya is actually Shankar's son, not Viswa's. Shankar learns of Arya's love for Geetha and urges him to go toward Geetha's village. The revelation reframes all loyalties and timelines.

After a confrontation, Arya reveals that Meera was in love with another doctor, also named Shankar. This twist explains the tangled past and hints at the hidden paternity of Arya. The truth is meant to be shared with Narasimha but it's dangerous.

Viswa's rage erupts when the truth comes to light: he kills Meera and Dr. Shankar, leaving Shankar battered and in a coma. The family is left shattered as the secret battles with the act of violence. Narasimha must reconcile the losses with the fragile future.

With the tragedy unresolved, Shankar and Narasimha choose to bury the truth. Viswa marries Narasimha's younger sister Jyoti and raises Arya as his own son, concealing the real paternity. The generations are torn by loyalties as the truth remains hidden.

Chandan and Viswa plot to abduct Geetha, hoping to sever her ties with Arya. Arya and Shankar intervene, stopping the plan and sparing Geetha from immediate danger. The threats underscore the stubborn, intertwined family codes at play.

In the end, Shankar and Narasimha reunite and publicly approve Geetha and Arya's relationship. The family accepts the couple, despite the long-hidden truths that shaped their lives. The film closes on a note of reconciliation and continuation of the lineage.