Sukhamo Devi

In their senior year, Nandan, a hardworking introvert, and Sunny, a well‑rounded performer, forge a close friendship. They balance studies with their relationships: Devi and Thara, who mirror their personalities. Vinod is Sunny's loyal friend who sometimes annoys but remains cherished by Sunny.

Nandan and Sunny graduate with the highest honors, celebrating their success. They decide to marry their respective girlfriends, Devi and Thara, tying their futures to love and friendship. Devi and Thara reflect their own aligned personalities as partners.

Devi's father disapproves of Nandan because he works as a waiter, heightening tension around Devi's future. He arranges a marriage for Devi with someone else, forcing Devi into an uncertain path. Nandan and Sunny vow to intervene but face a wall of tradition.

Sunny devises a plan to bypass the arranged marriage by getting Devi out of her home for a temple visit and then to a registry office. Chandran assists in coordinating the ruse, showing their determination. The plan reveals the lengths they will go to for love.

Despite their efforts, Devi's arranged marriage proceeds as planned with minimal interference. The wedding atmosphere is set, with anxiety and hope colliding among the protagonists. The situation underscores how rigid circumstances can thwart heartfelt plans.

On the morning of Devi's wedding, news arrives that Sunny was killed in a motorbike accident. The tragedy shatters Nandan and Thara and sends shockwaves through their circle. The immediate impact is felt as friends and families scramble to cope with the loss.

Vinod survives the accident but loses his ability to speak, adding another layer of grief to the group. The event compounds the emotional toll on Sunny's friends and their loved ones. The hospital becomes a focal point for the community's struggle to cope.

Thara is devastated by Sunny's death and begins living as a widow, grappling with a future that will unfold without her partner. Nandan and others rally around her as she navigates deep personal loss. The tragedy reshapes their relationships and future plans.

Nandan chooses to pursue playback singing for movies, honoring Sunny's wish and stepping into a demanding professional world. He earns fame and wealth through his new career, marking a shift from personal dreams to public success. The path reshapes his identity and future relationships.

From this point onward, Sunny's voice is heard in random places, giving every character a sense of his presence in their hearts. The ethereal soundtrack becomes a spiritual thread tying the living to the memory of the departed friend. It blurs the line between memory and reality.

On a tour to his hometown, Nandan stays at a hotel and discovers that the receptionist is Devi, revealing that life has moved on in surprising ways. He calls her and asks, 'Sukhamo Devi?' the title of the movie. The encounter rekindles old connections while raising new questions.

Nandan meets Devi's husband, Dr. Venugopal, who tells him to move on with life and acknowledges that Devi's arranged marriage wasn't his choice. The conversation adds complexity to Nandan's emotions and foreshadows different futures for everyone. It marks a turning point in how the characters perceive love and duty.

Devi leaves for Goa with her daughter to be with Venugopal, while Nandan promises that they will unite in heaven one day. The departure signifies a physical and emotional separation and reframes each character's path forward. It also deepens the sense of unresolved longing.

In the final scene, Devi's plane departs as Sunny's voice urges Nandan to look after Thara like gold. This guiding message cements a plan to protect Thara and keep hope alive. The moment blends memory with future promise as they face the next chapter.

The film closes with the words 'A practical solution for a love tragedy' on the screen, leaving the audience with a bittersweet reflection on sacrifice, memory, and moving forward. It suggests that love endures not just in reunion, but in the choices characters make to heal and carry on. The ending leaves room for their heavenward reunion someday.