Varane Avashyamund

Neena is a divorced woman living in Chennai who dreams of becoming a French tutor while also teaching classical dance. She supports her daughter Nikki and her brother Manuel while navigating a close-knit community. Their next-door neighbors include Major Unnikrishnan, a retired Army officer with a brown doberman named Jimmy, and Bibeesh with his young brother Kartik.

Nikki uses a matrimonial portal and remains very picky about her matches, rejecting almost every alliance. She recalls that she once liked a guy named Aby but stopped pursuing him after his mother joked about her looks. Her friends secretly message Aby from Nikki's phone, and the two begin seeing each other again, while Nikki grows closer to Aby's mother, Dr. Sherly.

Nikki grows closer to Aby's mother, Dr. Sherly, as their personal lives become intertwined. The warm bond she forms with Dr. Sherly adds a new dimension to Nikki's relationship with Aby. This evolving friendship becomes a talking point for their circle in Chennai.

Major Unnikrishnan struggles with anger management and begins treatment with Dr. Bose. Neena also visits the same clinic to teach dance, and the two of them start to develop a liking for each other. Their budding connection becomes a topic of gossip among their flatmates.

Gossip about Neena and Major Unnikrishnan starts spreading among the flatmates, reaching Nikki. She questions Neena, and Neena does not deny the budding relationship. Nikki's fiancé breaks off the engagement after learning of the situation, and Nikki begins resenting her mother while admitting she misses Aby's mom.

Nikki tells Neena that more than her fiancé, she misses Aby's mom, revealing how strong their bond has become. This confession marks a turning point for their relationship as reconciliation begins to take shape. Nikki starts to rethink her stance on her mother and the idea of family.

Their flat floods, forcing Bibeesh and his brother Kartik to move into Nikki's house. Over time, Bibeesh and Nikki grow closer and eventually fall in love. The new living arrangement also tests their patience as everyone adjusts to the change.

A heated argument between Bibeesh and Kartik erupts, and Nikki intervenes by taking Bibeesh to the terrace to defuse the tension. The quiet rooftop moment allows Bibeesh to open up about his past and the people who helped shape him. The act deepens Nikki's empathy and strengthens their bond.

Bibeesh recounts how his younger brother was born during his 11th grade, and classmates mocked them because their mother was their teacher. A year later, their father died in a road accident after not wearing a helmet, an event he recalls as the worst day of his life. When the ambulance arrived, he expected to see his father's body, but instead saw his parents' bodies inside it, while Kartik survived with a fracture. They had taken Kartik for a polio vaccination that day, adding to the family's tragedy.

Hearing Bibeesh's heartbreaking story helps Nikki grasp the depth of maternal love. The empathy softens their rift and paves the way for a reconciliation between mother and daughter. Their bond strengthens as they share more openly.

Major Unnikrishnan jokingly remarks that Neena bears a resemblance to the actress Shobana, providing a light-hearted break from the tension. The quip softens the mood and shows the growing ease between the two households. It marks a small but welcome shift toward warmth in the neighborhood.

Bibeesh and Nikki arrange a date, but Nikki's ex-fiancé, a traffic police officer, unexpectedly appears. He had previously rejected her for asking him to pay traffic fines during a date, which soured their relationship. His arrival creates tension and tests the couple's budding romance, forcing Nikki to confront her past choices. The interruption becomes a turning point for the pair as they reaffirm their commitment to each other.