The story ends happily as the brothers reunite and everyone apologises to Gopalakrishna Pillai. It also is revealed that his father was not thrown out, but committed suicide in a distant place due to his debts.
In the climax it is revealed by Gopalakrishna Pillai's advocate ( Jagathy Sreekumar) that Gopalakrishna Pillai has kept his hard-earned wealth in the name of his younger brother and he was always hard on him just to make him responsible. Ramakrishna Pillai accuses his brother of processioning the family wealth alone and he gives false information to the Income Tax Department files a suite against him in court. Frustrated, Ramakrishna Pillai leaves the house and joins his in-laws against Gopalakrishna Pillai by saying that his money-lending business is illegal.
With this he becomes the most hated person of his brother and mother. Though Gopalakrishnan Pillai arranges the marriage forgetting the rivalry, after marriage he asks his brother to repay him the expenses he incurred for the marriage and prompts the newlyweds to sleep separately. It turns out that Ramakrishna Pillai is in love with a girl ( Mallika Kapoor) from Gopalakrishna Pillai's rival family. Kavya Madhavan assumes the role of Jayalakshmi, a bank manager who is seen as a threat to Gopalakrishna Pillai's money lending business.
His main antagonists are Sreedharan ( Siddique) and his younger brothers. His mother hates him for doing that and his brother hates him because he does not let his brother pursue his dream of being an actor and never gives him any freedom. He is considered heartless, as he threw out his father Madhava Menon ( Sai Kumar) when he was a teenager, for his father's wayward lifestyle. People misunderstand him to be money-minded, without having any emotional bond even towards his mother Devaki Amma ( KPAC Lalitha) or younger brother Ramakrishna Pillai ( Ajmal Ameer).Īs the story moves along, we learn more about the hero. Gopalakrishna Pillai ( Mohanlal) is a rich money-lender in a village called Elavumthitta in Pathanamthitta district.
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