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James (M.G. Soman), likes to travel as he is heartbroken as his love Padmini (Jayabharathi) got married to another person. James is transferred to a new place connected with his job and he accidentally meets Johnny (Vincent), his college mate. Johnny compels James to stay in his house. James meets Padmini, wife of Johnny, as Padmini was his lady love. James decides to stay at Johnny's house, but his contact with Padmini disturbs him. James is unable to leave the house due to the showering love and affection of his friend Johnny. Johnny's mother (T.R. Omana) finds out that Padmini was James's love, but she is convinced that Padmini is innocent. Life becomes hell for James as well as Padmini as Johnny is not allowing James to leave the house. But one day, destroying all happiness, Johnny comes to know of Padmini's past life. The climax shows whether Padmini and James are forgiven by Johnny.

Werewolf Carl-Johan Landquist's unlikely quest for immortality through procreation. By the insolent paralleling of multiple modern women the sensations of heart become delusions of a fool and cause an escalating werewolf-metamorphosis for the metropolitan polygamist. The contract is the only way to love but still maintain sanity. On top of the parliament stands the wounded wolf swaying his shirt soaked in blood as a banner for unconditional love.

A small movie crew shooting a love scene in a wooded valley with Tammy and Pete, is surprised by the appearance of Dolores, a semi-nude woman who wanders through the background. The crew follows her, in hopes of photographing her for the motion picture. They find Dolores and her friend, Lee, sunbathing amidst the rocks and waterfalls, and the women invite the crew to picnic beside their cabin. After lunch Dolores and Lee row and swim in the lake while Tammy stays inside the cabin studying her script. Tammy grows restless, takes off her nightgown, and joins Dolores and Lee outside.

Life in the small town of Beaumont, Texas is more complex than it would seem.