Summer in Bethlehem

During the vacation at Bethlehem, Ravi fabricates stories of his success and pretends to be the owner of Bethlehem. Dennis plays along as his supposed partner, and the extended family—including Colonel Menon—believes the ruse. The lie sets the comedic stage for the rest of the stay as arrangements and expectations escalate.

Colonel Menon, his wife, and the extended family arrive at the Bethlehem ranch. Ravi maintains his fabrication, acting as if he truly runs the estate. Dennis, an orphan who welcomes the big family, enjoys the warmth and inclusion, setting a buoyant but unstable tone for the gathering.

Cryptic gifts and messages begin circulating among the cousins, hinting at a mystery sender. Dennis suspects Abhirami, one of Menon's granddaughters, but she denies being the sender and offers to help identify who is behind the messages. Meanwhile, Ravi confesses to Dennis that he plans to marry Abhirami, and Dennis hides his own growing feelings.

Abhirami arrives from Bangalore and initially seems upset, but she soon settles into the vacation and begins to enjoy the break. She remains wary of the attention around her, yet gradually joins in the activities. Her presence adds tension to the evolving relationships among Ravi, Dennis, and Abhirami.

Dennis spends more time with Abhirami, developing genuine feelings while helping to unravel the sender mystery. At the same time, Ravi reveals his plan to propose to Abhirami, prompting Dennis to suppress his own emotions to avoid complicating the situation. The love triangle becomes more charged as intentions grow uncertain.

Colonel Menon and his wife appear to approve of Ravi and Abhirami's pairing, but Abhirami shocks everyone by declaring that she is in love with Dennis. The revelation triggers anxiety about Dennis's supposed financial dependence on Ravishankar. To calm the chaos, Ravi steps forward and reveals that Dennis is the actual owner of Bethlehem.

Abhirami then confesses that she is in love with Niranjan, a Naxal revolutionary in southern Karnataka who is jailed. She has taken a vow not to marry anyone other than Niranjan, adding a dangerous twist to the family plans. Niranjan's presence in jail and his past crimes cast a dark pall over the romance.

With family pressure mounting, the plan remains to marry Abhirami to Dennis. Abhirami asks to visit Niranjan in jail for a last time, hoping for clarity. Niranjan, remorseful about his violent past, advises her to forget him and accept Dennis, and he even presses Dennis to proceed with the wedding by tying the thali.

Dennis and Abhirami marry at Niranjan's jail, an event that astonishes the family but satisfies Niranjan's quiet support of their union. Niranjan witnesses the ceremony with tearful eyes, having influenced the match through his stern counsel. Abhirami, though married to Dennis, remains emotionally torn by Niranjan's influence.

A few days later, the family returns home from Bethlehem. Ravi jokes that they should come back next year to welcome junior Dennis, signaling a continued, if comical, family dynasty. The memory of the jail wedding lingers, coloring the vacation with awkward warmth and ambiguity.

As the train departs, a girl's hand reaches out of the coach window, holding a kitten that had been sent as a gift to Ravi. He runs along the platform, trying to identify the sender, but only catches a cryptic message urging him to follow. The moment leaves him determined to uncover the sender's identity.

Ravi pockets the mysterious clue and vows to unravel the sender's identity after returning home. The ending leaves the audience with a hint that the admirer is still out there, keeping the intrigue alive beyond the vacation. The blend of comedy, romance, and suspense closes on a note of unfinished business.