Sreekaram

Karthik is a cheerful software engineer who supports his debt-stricken father through his job. He balances work in the city with the responsibility to send money home. His optimistic attitude hides the strain of keeping two worlds afloat.

Chaitra has loved Karthik since college and tries to win his heart. She brings her mother to discuss a potential match, hoping for guidance. Karthik remains uninterested, focused on his career.

Karthik earns a promotion to manager in the US branch, and his colleagues celebrate the milestone. The success seems to validate his path in the corporate world. Yet the celebration is bittersweet for his family back home.

With debts cleared, Karthik chooses to quit his job and pursue farming in the village. He believes farming will give him a simpler, more meaningful life. This bold pivot surprises his family and friends.

Chaitra asks Karthik to meet her father, but he politely declines. He admits he likes Chaitra, but his plan is to become a farmer instead. The rejection strains Chaitra's family relations.

Karthik calls a meeting of villagers and urges them to return to the village and start farming collectively. Initial enthusiasm is mixed as some fear the risks of quitting city life. He lays out a cooperative farming concept to unite them.

Chaitra returns to the village and decides to take up farming alongside Karthik. She supports the plan and strengthens the couple's resolve. Their partnership helps inspire other villagers.

Ekambaram, the village zamindar, tries to steal lands and rename the village Ekambarapuram. He wants control and prestige, countering the community's forward momentum. Karthik foils parts of his scheme through quick thinking.

After selling the first crop, Karthik intends to use the proceeds to help a fellow villager in need. Not everyone agrees, but some see the long-term benefit of communal support. The project gains a moral grounding.

Ekambaram spreads rumors that Karthik is exploiting land for personal gain. Some villagers start believing him and begin fencing their own farms to guard against loss. Trust frays as tensions rise in the community.

Karthik's father pressures him to sign land papers so he can use the land for his daughter's marriage. Karthik refuses to sacrifice his principles, and his father leaves the village for the city. The family fracture adds emotional weight to the story.

A novel coronavirus outbreak blocks roads and disrupts market access, threatening the farmers' livelihood. The isolation compounds the villagers' fears and tests their resilience. They must find a new way to reach buyers despite shutdowns.

Karthik develops the Sreekaram app to connect farmers directly with buyers, enabling sanitized home deliveries during the pandemic. The platform bypasses traditional markets and opens a new, trustworthy supply chain. This innovation keeps crops moving when logistics collapse.

Karthik confronts Ekambaram about the manipulation and coercive tactics. After an earnest discussion, Ekambaram recognizes his mistake and begins supporting the village's efforts. Trust slowly rebuilds as the cooperative movement gains momentum.

All crops are sold and the app becomes a big hit, drawing back villagers who had left earlier. Karthik's parents return home, and the community heals. The story ends with Karthik and Chaitra reuniting at her sister's wedding as their families come together.