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Two brothers, one a mute amateur boxer and the other a loud hell raiser, get into trouble in Korea and flee to Thailand. While there, a call girl whose mother pimps her out for money threatens to destroy their brotherly unity.

Vasudha works as a feature writer and an in-house photographer for a fashion magazine in the city of Mumbai. Like the millions in the city, she too shuttles between life and her family. A woman who despite being in the city of machines, has a caring heart that dreams and wishes for all the love in the world. Gautam, her husband, is a businessman and her only daughter, Nilanjana is on the verge of finishing her college. Both are the life and soul of Vasudha. She lives for them Suddenly destiny plays a trick on her when she perchance discovers that her husband is having an affair with Nikita, his colleague from work. A girl who is all that which Vasudha is not; a smart city girl, much younger in age and far more attractive than her. When Vasudha tries to win her husband back, Gautam snaps and tells her to go out, make friends, have an affair and enjoy the freedom of being in a city like Mumbai where anything goes and no one really cares to notice or criticize. Little did Gautam know that his insistence would result in Vasudha befriending a much younger man- Nihar, her daughter's close friend, who is a typical Mumbai bred Malayali boy, a street artist and an aspiring photographer, with a fresh perspective of life.

Set in Trivandrum, the story of Ottam unfolds in a day, and progresses through the lives of two youngsters - Abhi and Vinay. What does destiny have in store for these young men?

Shankranna, born in a poor family, moves to the city with his family. His life is filled with many ups and downs that lay between life and death, incidences of success and failure, love and trust, and practices and belief in life.

A story of a married couple with two children, whose housing problems, the man's infidelity and the woman's fragility lead the family to destruction.