Sharey Chuattar

Romola and her family move into the Annapurna Boarding House after being ousted from their rented home. The residents hold a meeting to decide Romola's stay, and all vote in her favor except Shibbabu, who is often a killjoy. The decision unlocks a new dynamic in the boarding house and introduces Romola as a central figure.

Rampriti returns and calls the boarding to inform the cook to prepare food that night. Romola picks up the phone and speaks, causing a surprise moment that challenges Rampriti's belief that a girl cannot be in the boarding. The exchange sets off a tense misunderstanding between them.

Rampriti recounts the phone incident to Kedar, venting his frustration. Romola overhears and berates Rampriti for doubting her presence, proving that she will not be dismissed so easily. The moment heightens the tension between the two households.

Despite the initial awkwardness, Romola and Rampriti realize their affection for each other. They begin exchanging love letters, a private thread that binds them beyond the boarding’s gossip. The revelation of their romance becomes a topic of teasing among the residents.

News of the romance spreads quickly through the boarding house. Neighbors tease and flutter about the couple, turning their affection into light-hearted banter. The atmosphere remains affectionate, even as their secret threatens to complicate things.

Rajanibabu, the go-between, is given the love letter to deliver but, in a hurry to catch his train, he slips it into his pocket and loses track of it. The act creates a potential mix-up that could derail the couple's plans. The letter remains a loose thread that could both help and harm the situation.

That night, Rajanibabu quarrels with his wife and leaves the house in a fit of anger. The absence creates space for misinterpretation and suspicion to grow. The married couple's relationship becomes a subplot as he distances himself.

Rajanibabu's wife eventually finds the love letter in his possession and suspects that her husband is having an extramarital affair. Her jealousy intensifies as she imagines betrayal within the family. This misunderstanding drives the emotional tension toward a turning point.

Seeing the romance between Rampriti and Romola, Rajanibabu decides to support the match and arranges the marriage. He calls Rampriti's and Romola's fathers to formalize the engagement. This step signals a potential resolution to the misunderstandings and a shift toward unity.

Rajanibabu's wife travels back to the boarding house, determined to reconcile him and restore the family’s harmony. She performs a puja to bring him back and seeks to clear the air about the supposed infidelity. Her persistence sets the stage for the final reveal.

In a private moment at the boarding, she confronts Rajanibabu about the alleged affair. He explains that the letter was not about his fidelity but about Rampriti and Romola’s upcoming marriage. The revelation dispels the suspicion and redirects the narrative toward the couple's union.

With misunderstandings resolved, Rampriti and Romola proceed toward marriage, cheered by the boarding house residents. The film ends with the couple sitting side-by-side at the marriage altar, surrounded by friends and family. The tone remains light-hearted and celebratory, closing on their union.