Thuruppugulan

In the bustling lanes of Kochi, a modest Kochuthoma runs a humble street‑stall that has become his world’s anchor. The rhythm of his days is set by the chatter of shoppers, the clatter of pans, and the unspoken pride of a man who has built his modest empire one serving at a time. Amid the fragrant aromas of coastal cuisine, his quiet life is colored by a deep, almost paternal bond with his young son, whose wide‑eyed curiosity often mirrors the city’s own restless energy.

When a sudden, unintended clash leaves a stranger injured, the delicate balance of Kochuthoma’s livelihood teeters on the edge. The incident summons an undercurrent of tension that ripples through the close‑knit community, hinting at forces larger than the simple street corner he calls home. Faced with the prospect of losing more than just his stall, the father must weigh his love for his child against the fragile stability he has crafted.

Choosing protection over uncertainty, Kochuthoma turns to an old confidant, the affable Swami, a friend whose presence in Kozhikode carries a promise of safety and fresh beginnings. The decision to send his son away hints at the unspoken codes of loyalty and sacrifice that thread through family life in this coastal realm. As the city’s tide continues its steady surge, the story sets the stage for a journey where humble roots and fierce devotion intersect, inviting viewers to wonder how far a father will go to shield the innocence that has always been his greatest treasure.

Last Updated: October 14, 2025 at 03:50