Vakkeel Vasudev

Thankappan is a Kerala Electricity Board lineman who loves to drink. His wife accepts the habit because he is a good husband and father, and their two daughters rely on him. The film sets up the consequences of alcoholism on this family.

Vishnu, an NRI, frequently returns to his native village and befriends Thomaskutty. They haunt the local bars together and drink nightly. Thomaskutty tries to rein in Vishnu, but his efforts go unheeded.

In a night of heavy drinking, Vishnu crashes his car into Thankappan. The collision is devastating and leaves the village reeling. Thankappan's life is lost in the accident.

Thomaskutty urges Vishnu to leave the accident site to avoid jail. Fearing punishment, Vishnu drives away, and the immediate consequences begin to unfold. The decision sets off a chain of events that will test loyalties.

Word spreads that Thankappan is dead as a result of the crash. His family grieves while the community starts to debate what happened. The event exposes the fragility and impact of his drinking on loved ones.

Overcome by guilt, Vishnu decides to help Thankappan's family financially. He visits them to offer support and begins to form a bond with Sridevi. The act hints at deeper emotions developing amid tragedy.

Vasudev, a successful lawyer, also pursues Sreedevi and senses competition from Vishnu. The rivalry adds a layer of tension to the unfolding tragedy. He begins to chart strategies to neutralize Vishnu.

Vasudev attempts to get Vishnu arrested for the accident, hoping to eliminate him as an obstacle. The move underscores the corrupt dynamics at play in accident litigation. It raises questions about justice and motive.

Eyewitness accounts reveal that Thankappan was killed by another car that belongs to Vasudev. The truth shifts away from Vishnu and implicates Vasudev in a more direct wrongdoing. The community braces for a reckoning.

The film centers on the unfolding events that reveal the truth behind the accident. Loyalties are tested as the real culprits and their motives come to light. The narrative moves toward a confrontation with the consequences.

The consequences of alcoholism are shown through the two families, highlighting how addiction shapes decisions and futures. Characters confront guilt, responsibility, and the possibility of redemption. The social critique of alcohol's reach is central to the arc.

With the truth exposed, relationships and fortunes shift as the community considers justice and forgiveness. The families must decide how to carry on after tragedy. The film closes on a note of cautious hope and accountability.