Bilas Chandrahasan Nair

In one of the bustling cities of Kerala, a migrant idol-maker from Bengal, desperately needing help with his uncle's cremation, and a tough Tamil midwife, who moonlights as a funeral priest, forge a fragile bond that is threatened when she is accused of a heinous crime.

In an alternate dystopian present a couple in rural Kerala, South India, try to decide whether or not to become immortal (by downloading the consciousness into chips). In a world where political parties create immortals instead of martyrs, procreation becomes an indulgence rather than necessity what becomes of identity? How much of the individual and how much of the multitude is pared down to meet the needs of the future?

Retired DySP Udhayabhanu narrates events of his professional life in a TV program. That is how he reveals the intriguing details of the 'Chepanamthota case', a milestone event in his career. A string of events was set off when the strict Circle Inspector Jayashankar and SI Karthik, who had a history of earning punishment transfers in quick succession, started working together. They were often at loggerheads with their differing approaches to situations and solutions. Under the watchful eyes of family, friends, foes and superiors, they go about trying to unravel the tangled mess they find themselves in, each in his own inimitable style. Who will rise to the challenge and how fast can he do it?

A simple guy meets a charming damsel who cons him out of his car, leading to unexpected twists and dramatic consequences involving his overbearing father and a staged romance at their resort.