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"Oh, Blessed Mother of God,"
"Maria,"
"And the just Saint
Joseph, so dear,"
"At your most"
"gracious feet"
"we humbly offer"
"ourselves"
"And bow our heads
in reverent prayer"
"Oh, Blessed Mother of God,"
"Maria,"
"And the just Saint
Joseph, so dear,"
"At your most"
"gracious feet"
"we humbly offer"
"ourselves"
"And bow our heads
in reverent prayer"
Oh, Holy Mother!
This is the issue
if we come here!
Won't let someone sleep in peace!
I was hoping to sleep in
peace at least this time!
Let her sing, dear.
Aren't they our neighbours?
I wasn't saying she shouldn't.
But not at the crack of dawn!
This'd be treated as public
nuisance in the States.
Here, though,
anything's possible!
Damn God's own Country!
Please wake me up if I doze off.
I need to go jogging.
Ah, fine.
Where's he? Hasn't
Josekutty woken up yet?
Are the kids up?
I'm going to wake them.
Mom...
Kunjumol...
Kunjumol...
Get up.
Get up, dear.
Hey, it isn't sweet.
Should've brought
sugar yesterday!
Why are you getting
angry for that?
No memory, no clue.
Kids, wake up.
Come on, get up.
In the name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Good morning, Grandma.
Grandma...
Mwah!
Both of you, go
and brush your teeth.
Kunjumon, call your brother.
I would have
slept a little longer.
What's your problem, Mom?
-Oh, are you up? -Yes, Mummy.
Even the rooster
is just now crowing.
Good morning.
Stop admiring
yourself in the mirror
and go help your
father with the light!
Mom, I have got
to finish a project.
He and his never-ending projects!
Couldn't you have gone to bed
after finishing it yesterday?
How can he?
Keep watching all the
films that come on TV,
both grandma and grandson!
Dad...
Kunjumol...
Get me that emergency light.
Did you sleep well?
Are you feeling sleepy?
Come.
Walk.
Come on.
You didn't drink mom's black
coffee today either, did you?
You saw that, Dad?
There! Your friend
is calling you.
Come on, go.
Hi, Manikutty.
Dad,
how about we set up our
Christmas crib here this time?
Why not? Let's do it.
Show me your mouth.
Give me that.
Drink that quickly
before your mom notices.
Look, Dad.
A comet!
Isn't Christmas
coming up, Kunjumol?
That's the comet
guiding the shepherds
to the baby Jesus.
"SWARGAM" [HEAVEN]
Don't give me that look.
It's green tea. Don't you want
to reduce your cholesterol?
If this continues, I'll die from
not having enough cholesterol!
Open that gate.
What was the password?
Why don't you remember
that, Annieamma?
I remember it. Yeah, I remember.
What's the password, she asks!
Jesus, please
let that be correct.
South... North...
Didn't you run south yesterday?
Then, run north today.
Which way is the north?
That way.
I'm okay with south.
I knew that's what you were
going to do!
[An English song plays]
Don't run. Kunjumol!
Christie!
Stop there.
There goes my towel! Give it back.
Stop playing around.
Give it here.
Cicily, get me the towel.
Yeah, give me a minute.
Drink all the water
in your bottle.
Grandma...
was my dad a soldier before?
Oh, sure, ask her that!
When his marriage proposal came,
he said he was going
to be an army man.
And I believed him!
Don't make fun of him.
If it weren't for his
father's pressure,
my son would've been
a Lieutenant Colonel today.
Do you know that?
Of course, Lieutenant Colonel, huh!
Hey, Dad!
Stop lathering up
again and again!
Go away!
Eat it!
I don't like dosa.
You don't like dosa, huh?
Here, eat up.
Mom, do you only make dosa every day?
Yes, I do.
You shouldn't talk like that.
You wouldn't have even seen
this kind of food in our times!
A house had 8-10 children.
Nobody cared to feed
you like this back then.
Grandma...
Hey!
The struggles of dealing with these kids!
Eat it.
Dad, please stop getting
dirt and dung on my uniform.
Same here.
The kids tease me
every day at school
because of my dirty uniform.
I even have a nickname.
Did you know that, Dad?
What's your nickname?
Farmer.
No one should tease Kunjumol.
Farmer means someone who
works on a farm. I know that.
Oh, you knew that?
They call you Farmer?
Stop!
Take these eggs to your shop.
Josekutty, give me at least the
money for these in the evening.
Sure, I will.
And for me too. -Okay.
You'll get it if you
don't break the eggs.
Mom, there's a hen's feather
-on your head. -Where?
Come here. That's not surprising!
Your mother lives in the cattle
shed and the chicken coop!
Go and get some rest, dear.
-Tata! -Tata, Mom.
Bye, Mummy. See you.
Look, you've got dirt on you.
Now you're a farmer too.
Dad, tell him to stop.
Quiet down, man.
He always teases me.
Don't tease my kid.
Yes, Dad. He teases me too.
Is that so?
Dad, don't make the jeep jerk.
The eggs will break.
Okay, Madam!
Dad, let's trade this jeep
-for a Thar. -Thar? -Hmm, Thar!
Tell him to get a pickup
truck or a lorry, Kunjumon.
That's what Dad
likes, right, Dad?
Dad likes the army man's gypsy.
Isn't that true, Dad?
Dad told me this.
Christina, don't break the eggs.
You'll get a good
beating from mom.
It won't break in my hands.
Dad, Kunjumon is
leaving for a trip this Friday.
Where are you going this time?
Mysore, Bangalore, Ooty.
It's a three-day trip, Dad.
We went to the same
places last year too.
Is that all they know?
-Always these places. -Exactly!
How about we all go on a trip?
-Eh? -That sounds great.
Don't forget in the end.
Will your dad
forget? Will I, dear?
No.
Everyone, get down.
Come on, get out. Move it.
Hey, be careful with the eggs.
Yes, farmer!
Girl, look at that!
Looks like I'm getting
a nickname too!
Go.
-Bye. -Bye.
Hello!
Mathew is an
ex-havildar in the army;
Indian Army!
"PADINJAREPARAMBIL STORES"
Look, your "boss" has
started his work, Dad.
Watch and learn-
Ah, master is here!
his responsible nature.
Josekutty, good morning.
Hold it.
Christo, dear. Are
you going to college?
Nah, to the movies!
Eh? Movies?
Don't skip classes.
Try to study well.
Everyone has the same comment.
Now should I start
listening to his advice too!
Ah! The college
bus arrived early.
Oh, the villain is here as well!
Bennychan.
Can't even walk because
of these Taurus tippers.
Isn't this their time?
Our time hasn't come yet.
Pillechan!
Get me a tea with
plenty of sugar.
My sugar levels drop
after I finish jogging.
Here's your tea.
Oh, was it already made?
And in a disposable cup!
-Of course! -Hey, Josekutty!
Everyone here has started using disposable
cups and sanitiser because of Corona.
We're already used
to this in the States.
See you tomorrow, Father.
Alright, then, Father.
-Father is here. -Good morning!
Ah, Father! Good morning.
No need to check the watch,
Vakkachan. I'm five minutes late.
Josekutty, you need
to watch your weight.
Come with me for a morning walk.
Wow, great!
Shouldn't he get some time for that
after getting out of this jeep, Father?"
By the way, we don't see
the band set guys these days.
Don't they practice anymore?
They should find time to practice
after their painting work.
Isn't it the season now?
Does band practice have a season too?
Not a practice season,
it's the painting season.
Because its sunny
and the climate.
I see that in the
advertisements on TV.
Where did Shaji go?
He went on a ride.
Tell him I asked about him.
Alright, I'm leaving.
Okay then, Father.
Vakkachan,
about the money
collection for our chapel...
Oh, Father! I'll take
care of it. You may leave.
That'll do.
What people say about Fr. Sony is true.
He'll smile first, then squeeze out money later.
Leave it.
Josekutty, do you have any brindle berry?
Yes.
Hey! What do you call
brindle berry in Hindi?
Bro, 250 grams of brindle berry.
Yes, sir. Brindle berry.
Man, is this rice coloured?
Cut it out.
We don't do that here.
I was just kidding, man.
Josekutty, note this down.
-Yes, sir. -Note it down?
Will you get it back?
This business has been
here since my father's time.
I go to the market on the
day the pension comes.
Eappachen sir wouldn't miss that.
In my memory,
Kochu Chacko's shop was the first
grocery store at this junction.
There's just one issue-
it hasn't changed
since its beginning.
He made you take over the shop
after you finished Class 10.
And what happened?
Your studies were sacrificed.
Man, in all this time,
besides putting up that
"Padinjareparambil" sign,
have you made any progress? Huh?
Corporates are opening supermarkets on
every corner and making big profits.
Do this now. Tear down this shop
and start a supermarket.
The one thing that
hasn't changed in Kerala-
the sound of the honking!
Vakkachan sir, I've brought
some good quality kingfish.
Fresh?
Look, they are still squirming.
Yeah, squirming when
you caught it last week!
This is big.
Weigh it.
How much is it?
It's only 6.200 kilos.
Alright, then.
Cut it in half, head included and drop it home.
Okay.
-Got it? -Yes.
Josekutty, I've got
some good fatty sardines.
Shall I give one and a
half kilos at the house?
-Do they have roe? -Of course.
My kids love sardines.
They'll eat rice if
there's sardine fry.
Sardines are the best.
Full of Omega 3 and antioxidants.
Sardine paste is in high
demand in the States.
A small tin costs 10
dollars-- no, 5 dollars.
Here, you get two kilos
of sardines for 250 rupees.
Quite a deal.
I don't know why, but
I can't stand its smell. Horrible!
Sukumaran, give that at home.
Yes, I will.
Bro! Brindle berry.
-Hey! -Here.
Throw that in the waste bin.
Can't you have a waste bin here?
Here, sir.
We should learn from waste
management in the States.
Josekutty, see you tomorrow.
Sure.
You could've hit me now.
Idiot.
Did he leave?
He never gives me rides.
He came for jogging, man.
Throw that away.
This is the new reel we made.
It's good.
Nice.
Did you see? There are 5k views.
Look. How is this step?
It's good.
Who selects all these songs?
I'll try calling her.
I'm outside the gate, dear.
Yes Sister! Password...
Will open now!
Looks like I'll have to wait here
until he returns from his jog, ugh!
Oh, here he is!
Panting and sprinting!
Will this man ever
leave the gate open!
I've never seen such a
gate at any other house!
Oh, Jesus!
Sister, you could
have called her.
I did call her.
She tried several times as well.
Nothing worked.
She might have
forgotten the password.
Oh, God!
-It opened! -Come.
You made her wait outside
again today, didn't you?
Don't worry, sister. We'll
figure out another way.
Here is the brindle berry.
-Never remembers a thing! -Sorry.
-Oh no! -What's it?
I forgot to turn on
the water heater.
Fresh fish! Good fish!
Kingfish! Pearl spot fish!
How are you? All good?
Ugh, all very well and good!
Get me the fish.
Here, take it.
Rajesh, start the vehicle.
Sardine! Mackerel!
Fresh Pearl spot! Kingfish!
Kingfish costs 1500 rupees.
Even mutton isn't this expensive.
Sister, add some brindle
berries and make a killer curry.
I'll set some aside for frying.
It'll be fantastic marinated with
green peppercorns before frying.
The fish moilee you
made last time I visited-
Wow! That was amazing!
We have tapioca here, but
it's not suitable for steaming.
It has a slight hardness.
Let's chop it into pieces and
make a seasoned mash, right, dear?
Wow! Tapioca and fish curry
would be perfect together!
Annieamma,
I have a Zoom meeting with
the Global Malayali Association.
I'm going to attend it. Also,
today's the day the container
should go to the States.
Check the details
in the mail. Sister,
make that curry rock, okay?
Hey,
I've discussed your
son's matter with him.
He will take care of everything.
As for the gate incident,
it wasn't intentional.
I didn't mean to leave
you standing outside.
Last time you visited,
the table was full of
beef and mutton dishes.
Why this sudden
fondness for fish?
We did a blood test the
last time he visited and left.
His cholesterol was at 300. We
even ended up doing an angiogram.
Her magazine!
Are you reading the magazine while eating?
There it goes!
Indecent fellow!
Sister, your fish
curry is awesome.
Nah, the flavours haven't
even infused well yet.
Ugh, nothing will infuse on that tongue!
It's immersed well.
Hey! Where are you going? Eh?
Come and have some
tapioca and fish curry.
She made it with so much love.
I don't want it.
Will the kids these days ever understand
the taste of dishes like these?
Did you see the time he's
getting up? It's almost noon!
Can you pass me
the fish fry, dear?
Thanks.
Dear,
don't take the fish fry.
Have some oats.
Let me take a carrot, dear.
What is it?
It's a burger, Papa.
A new TFC started in town.
It's from there.
Heard that? A burger! Pft!
Does anyone other
than you eat this?
They place a piece of chicken
between two slices of bread,
then they'll squeeze in
sliced tomatoes and onions.
And idiots like him
buy and eat that!
The brains of these Westerners!
Why are you dissing
the Westerners now?
That's because-- our regional
dishes are the best. That's why.
Ugh, oats!
But their oats are good.
Look, how's this? It's the new one.
Great. Nice.
I liked this one. -Did you see it?
Nice video.
There are many. -It's nice, right?
This one's better.
-Hey, Ramshi! -Hi! -Come, sit.
Did you see this?
-Look. -Shall we do it like this?
Nimmy, can't you stop
making such pathetic reels?
Get lost! Go sit in a library!
Yeah, I'm heading there.
-Want to join me? -Buzz off!
Shall we try this one?
That'll be fantastic!
How about during the lunch break?
Okay, fine.
Nimmy, haven't I told you several
times not to talk to Praveen?
Isn't he our batch-mate? How
can I not go when he calls?
Also, Ramshi is my
friend Soya's brother.
Nimmy, you're rocking it on Instagram.
Thanks, dear.
They were teasing you.
Their activities
aren't that proper.
I'm just putting it out there.
For now, don't try to
correct their actions.
Focus on your own.
What's wrong with me?
Am I not the best
student in this college?
I'm also the captain of the
cricket team, the quiz team,
and the leader of the music team.
I'm not just a nerd like you!
The music team you mentioned
only functions because of me,
Nimmy George Kulathungal.
Just remember that.
Oh, Ms. Nightingale!
By the way, reach the
church early tomorrow.
If you're late for
choir practice,
Father Puthankaduppil
will give you an earful.
"O loving grace,"
"O hymn of life,"
"In this sacred moment
where flowers of mercy bloom,"
"We lift our voices in praise"
"O divine salvation,"
"O abundance of the soul,"
"We serenade with
the lyre of our hearts,"
"Singing the
gentle hymn of love"
"We exalt your holy name,"
"We chant your sacred song"
"We dedicate our lives to you,"
"At your holy feet"
"In the enchanting
sunrises that bring calm,"
"Like soft dew, you
blend into my life"
"In the summerโs fading heat,"
"In moments of weariness,"
"You bestow solace,
offering shade and comfort"
"To be a blessing,
united with you,"
"Daily in your grace,
to find success,"
"Two hearts become one"
"You paint the seven hues
upon the doors of my soul,"
"You shine brilliantly
like a rainbow."
"As a gentle breeze
stirs, On the olive branch,"
"You embrace me
with tender love"
"O Jesus, my shepherd,"
"The Lord of grace,"
"O dear Jesus,"
"O most gracious love."
"Your sacred
heart is my refuge."
"O loving grace,"
"O hymn of life,"
"In this sacred moment
where flowers of mercy bloom,"
"We lift our voices in praise"
"O divine salvation,"
"O abundance of the soul,"
"We serenade with
the lyre of our hearts,"
"Singing the
gentle hymn of love"
"We exalt your holy name,"
"We chant your sacred song"
"We dedicate our lives to you,"
"At your holy feet"
Don't sleep during the Holy Mass.
Keep an eye on him.
-Hey, Nimmy! -What's up?
-The New Year Sale
has started on Amazon.
You can get a good deal
on an iPhone if you buy now.
Is that true, Niya?
I've already added a
few items to my cart.
Oh, sure, your dad will
definitely let you buy it!
No one even dares to deliver
to your place because of him!
If we tell our parents we need
something, they bring up old stories
of how they didn't get
anything while growing up!
When we ask them to buy
us Crocs, they whine about
not getting Lunar
slippers back then!
I thought this only
happened in my house.
But parents are the
same everywhere.
What can we do about them
not getting anything back then?
Hey, kids!
What's wrong with your parents?
Oh, no! Advice Granny heard us!
Because they walked
in rubber slippers,
you guys today walk
in expensive sandals!
Oh, no! Grandma! Let's
go this way. Escape!
Did you hear what Father said?
Because they didn't travel much,
you get to go
anywhere in the world.
Just because your
parents said something-
Grandma!
Mom, come on, let's leave before
the kids start turning against you.
Yeah, let's go then.
Okay, then.
Come.
-Let's go. -Thank God!
Oh, God, most merciful,
please bless these
products laid out for auction.
Grant prosperity and peace to those
who use them according to Your will.
In the name of the Father, and of
the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Here, Father. Take it.
First class rooster.
Three hundred rupees!
Well matured country rooster, 400 rupees!
The auction is heating up!
That's no country rooster.
That's a Giriraja breed.
400 going once!
400 going twice!
500 rupees!
-500! -Kizhakkel James for 500!
-500. Come on! -600 rupees!
Mattathil Ousephachan for 600!
Come on! Come on!
It's a first quality
well-bred rooster.
Vakkachan, aren't you getting in?
I don't need chicken.
Vakkachan, it's a
good country chicken.
Come on, Vakkachan. Bid higher.
No, Father. It's country chicken,
right? I've got cholesterol.
Let the vegetables come
up for auction. I'll join then.
The rooster Vakkachan doesn't need, 600!
700 rupees!
Yeah, 700!
James calls 700!
Kizhakkel James for 700!
700 going once!
-Going once! -800 rupees!
Mattathil Ousephachan!
800!
Mattathil Ousephachan for 800!
-1000! -Ah!
James calls 1000!
Kizhakkel James have raised it to 1000.
-1000! -1000 going once!
-1100 rupees! -1100 going once!
Going twice! Going thrice!
The highlight of this auction-
Pulickal Georgekutty's lamb.
4000 rupees!
Locally bred and fed
on jackfruit leaves!
4000 rupees!
5000 rupees from my end!
Ah! Padinjareparambil Jose-
Josekutty for 5000 rupees!
6000 rupees!
There! Kurisingal Tony for 6000!
Josekutty bids 7000!
-Hey, Josekutty! -What is it?
Look before you leap.
Do you want it?
Nah, it's goat. That's
also cholesterol.
-8000! -Tony bids 8000!
Then, Josekutty bids 9000!
Hey, Father, if you're starting on the
veggies, do that. Else, I'll leave.
It's been almost three hours!
Oh, dear, Vakkachan! Fine, it is sold!
Josekutty for 10,000 rupees!
Going once, going
twice, going thrice!
Ten thousand?
Wonderful!
Does nobody want it?
Bid higher.
Father played you, didn't he?
Yeah, he did.
What has he planned for me, though?
Vakkachan, don't give
up on the raw plantain.
Buzz off!
Do you need this?
You may keep it.
First quality snake
gourd for Vakkachan!
Eh, brake?
Keep the steering wheel steady!
How can I apply brakes when
this thing doesn't have any?
Hey, sister! Move away!
Straight!
Apply the brakes.
This crap doesn't have brakes!
Move that tail from my face.
-I saw it. -Reduce the speed.
Your mom will kill me for this!
Oh, sure, she's just waiting to kill you!
Can you keep quiet for a while?
-Let me concentrate. -Hey, hey-
Left, towards the left. Left.
Don't turn. Don't.
Reduce the speed and turn left.
Dad, don't turn the wheel. I'll do it.
Turn it.
We will fall into the stream.
-There, we go. -Look and drive.
Yes, I'm applying the brakes.
It's the slope. Go slowly.
-Go slowly. There are
people- -Move in here.
There are people. Hit the brakes.
Br--brake--hit the brakes.
Argh, narrow miss.
What was that?
Seems like some issue with the vehicle.
Issue, pft!
Dear,
get in. I'll drop you home.
Thank you, Josekutty, but I
need to stop by Rincy's house.
Ah, cool!
Did you get the
lamb at the auction?
No, we're just giving it a ride!
Okay, dear.
Give my regards to George sir.
Sure, I will.
-Get the vehicle. -I will.
Or you hold the lamb, and I'll drive.
No, I'll drive.
Ugh, where are you going?
Put it in first gear.
Yes, start. Come on, first gear.
Put it in first gear.
Isn't it in first?
Yes, go.
Ah, success!
-I'll take it. -Here.
How about we make our
next reel with Josekutty's lamb?
What do you think?
Good.
This-- Shall we shoot it there?
Then let's set the
phone up there.
Come on, hurry.
Mummy!
What's wrong with you, man?
Why are you following
these girls on your bike?
Look,
I was in the service for
over twenty-five years.
Do you know what's
happening in society?
If we get worried over
that, can we raise girls?
This isn't the old times.
Try to understand that.
Can the girls walk freely
on the roads these days?
I'm not ready to watch
the evening debate
"Nimmy's Missing"
on the news channel!
Damn! Why do
policemen end up like this?
Something is wrong
with your brain!
Better start the treatment now.
The issue isn't with me, but you!
Who is that?
-What is it? -Hello,
which is Thondiyil
Thomachan's house?
Which Thondi? I don't know.
Go to the road and inquire!
Isn't that the house on the road
up? Couldn't you have told him that?
You didn't get it. He didn't
come here to ask for the route.
Perps roaming around!
He doesn't know me!
I know everything. Got me?
Come here.
Have you checked those girls' rooms? It's
filled with photos of Chinese people!
Oh, no! The mighty Mom!
Josekutty, haven't I told you to not
let this kid sit behind the wheel?
Then how will he learn to drive?
He said he can't sit
there holding the lamb.
How much did you pay for this?
Five thousand.
Ten.
-What's it? -Nothing.
Did you pay this month's
chit money for Mathrudeepthi?
Why didn't you give her the money?
Is it me who should give it?
Are you not satisfied with the
cow and hens we have here!
Should I bring an elephant, then?
-Wow, a lamb! -Here, you go.
A lamb!
-Dolly! -Did you name it already?
This belonged to
Pulickal Georgekutty.
That was the name he gave her.
You give her the name you like.
There's one more thing.
Nice work, son. After all,
goat's milk is the best for kids.
A mother to support
anything and everything!
There comes the next thing.
A hen for you, Grandma.
Nice.
Isn't this my hen?
The one I offered to the church?
You bought that back?
How will I know that?
I thought it's a first-quality
rooster that lays eggs. Oh, no--
I mean, hen.
I give you her eggs
daily to sell at the shop!
You were better off in the
army than being like this!
Cicily...
How do I know it's ours?
I'll die of all this work!
-Mom! -What's it, man?
Hey, Annieamma!
Won't come when called!
Annieamma!
Yes, I'm coming.
-See. Vegetables. -Good God!
This looks like a vegetable shop!
All these are organic.
Made with ashes and dung manure.
Even these eggs?
Er... not the eggs.
The taro, yam, and other veggies.
You should've been
at today's auction.
What a bidding war it was!
Kocheri Babu challenged me.
Did I let him win, huh?
I bought ten eggs
for 4000 rupees.
Jesus! 4000 rupees!
For these eggs?
Should I have backed down then?
Also, Father was
there to cheer me on.
No wonder!
By the way, steam this taro well.
It'll be great with curd chutney--
For whom?
Everyone.
We all can have it, if we want.
I'm so thirsty.
How about making a juice?
Look, a pineapple.
It'd be nice, right?
It would be. But-
it might be too sweet.
Aren't you diabetic, Papa?
So, this--
this will do. It's good.
I'll make the juice for you.
It's getting on my nerves!
What was that?
What did you say, dear?
Er... the yam-
be careful when you eat it. It
can sometimes make you itch,
especially you.
Of course, it will!
-Stop. -Stop.
What should we do here?
How about starting with
drums, as suggested earlier?
Let's begin again from the top.
Baby, you'll join in, right?
Yes, the "Vishudhan" song.
3... 4...
Josekutty, Christmas is coming.
Couldn't you display some cakes?
Sure, Roychan.
Once this rush settles down.
-Keep it numbered. -Okay.
You should commend these
guys. Makes one stop and listen.
Isn't that their daily
routine, Vakkachan?
I don't know why, but hearing it reminds
me of the church festival procession.
Will Melbin come for
the festival this time?
It's been five years since
he left. He might come.
I don't meddle in
my children's lives.
We've taught them as much as
we could and raised them well.
I've fulfilled my
responsibilities.
Nowadays, we should live
without relying on our kids.
That's good in a way.
I'm thinking of sending
the youngest one too.
Let the kids go and fend for themselves.
Yes, let them.
Eh?
Let them learn to fend for themselves.
-Pillechan, bring it. -Coming.
A few snacks for my mother.
They aren't broken, right?
These snacks are delicate.
Even if I tell her they're only available
at Pillechan's shop, she won't understand.
Instead of letting her suffer
in that orphanage,
why not bring her home?
Orphanage? Who said that?
This is the problem
with people here.
It's not an orphanage;
it's an old age home.
In the West, when people get old,
they book rooms in such places.
Doctor's facility, nursing
care, dietary food,
and everything is
taken care of 24 hours.
I might have to pay ten
or twenty thousand rupees.
Could I provide the
same care at home?
Not just you, Pillechan.
You, too should know this.
Josekutty,
I could bring my mother
home and hire a home nurse.
I could save the ten or twenty
thousand I'm paying now.
But she wouldn't be as
happy as she is there.
There, she can socialise, pray,
and live happily with people her
age. My mother is happy there.
And here he is
calling it an orphanage!
Buzz off, Pillechan!
-Josekutty, I'm leaving. -Okay.
Oh, it's from home.
At this damn time!
What is it?
Ask them to wait.
I will come there.
What's this, man? You'll get septic
if you even lay a hand on it!
Can't you swap it
for a new vehicle?
This is good. Is it a new carol?
Sister, please sit.
Here. Look here.
Where should I look? -Here.
Sister, please look to your left.
Now to your right.
Look straight.
Don't close your eyes.
Don't close your eyes-
Don't-close-your-eyes.
Don't close your eyes.
Son, should we wipe
off some of the make-up?
If she comes without it,
the scanner shouldn't
stop her from coming in.
We all need to get this done as well.
It'll be done in just a moment.
What all kind of things!
Look here.
I'll get it done now.
Where is Elbin?
I asked him to be here.
He took the car and left, saying
he needed to see someone.
O-kay. Okay!
Son,
I need one of these photos
to frame alongside my husband.
Sister, this isn't the kind
of photo you can frame.
Now, you won't
have to wait outside
the gate in the mornings.
Sir, we can
demonstrate the function
of our Kitchen Mate for you.
Of course. Why not?
Let's go to the kitchen.
Yes, let's go.
Come on, walk.
-Come. -Come.
Come. Come on.
Hi, sir. What can I do for you?
Sir, this is the new robot
we, the Wonder Robo-RND team,
are introducing after years
of experiments: Kitchen Mate!
A helper in the kitchen!
The aim of the company is to
reach thousands of housewives
all over Kerala and provide
them with a reliable assistant.
It will handle all the
kitchen chores efficiently.
Kitchen Mate,
please make a coffee.
Sure, sir.
Espresso or Cappuccino?
Will it understand
Malayalam, son?
-Yes, it will. -Ask in Malayalam.
Kitchen Mate, get a cup of coffee.
Sure, sir.
Up in a minute.
Wow!
-Here, look. -Wow!
Your coffee is ready.
How is it?
Looks like it'll make me unemployed!
There is a possibility.
It's nice, right?
-Son, -Yes?
Does it know how
to make fish curry?
The one with brindle berries,
the Kerala-style curry?
Sister,
it's gradually learning.
Right now, it can make coffee,
tea,
-and even clean the floors. -Yes.
This is in its early stages, sir.
Yes.
We're receiving numerous
inquiries from the Kozhikode area
for a robot that
can cook biriyani.
We're actively working on it.
What a progress
our land has seen!
So, even without them,
we can manage, right?
If possible,
could you do me one more favour?
What is it, sir?
If there's a software for
harvesting coconuts and jackfruits,
integrate that into this project.
There's high demand
for the people who do that.
We're struggling to find
people to harvest coconuts,
and others are taking
them as they fall.
-Okay. Noted, sir. -Noted, sir.
Next.
Also, can we give it a pet name?
Let's have a christening
ceremony too!
You can give it
any name you like,
just reset it.
Also, in today's
environment, it's safe
to choose a politically
correct name.
Else, you'll be in trouble.
Yeah, been there.
Absolutely. Need to be cautious.
Yes, right there.
Come on, write this.
Slowly. Your hand is swollen.
What did you do there?
I finished writing. Should I read now?
Yes, you should read.
Are you done with your homework?
What happened to him?
He went to build houses
for that NSS program.
Yes, that's it.
He must have lifted cement sacks
to show off in front of the girls.
How many sacks did you lift?
Five.
He won't even help lift a
bunch of bananas at the store.
This time the singing
group is at ours.
We need to make it grand.
Sure thing. We'll do it.
There's no celebration
without music.
What will we make?
What to make, Mom?
How about kappa biriyani
(tapioca and meat mix)?
Yeah, that's good.
Everyone likes it.
Shaji and I are
planning a programme.
What's it?
Need to dry the tapioca before the rains.
"On the shores
of Meenachil river"
"Beside the mighty hills"
"The town has dressed
up Arenโt you coming still?"
"On the border of Pala
Lies a humble town"
"Gather everyone near Hearts
throbbing, in cheer and affection"
"Hey, there! Dig
up the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Peel the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Chop the tapioca!"
"O most cherished one!"
"Today, forgetting all sorrows"
"Every heart beats as one"
"As dreams weโve
long harboured bloom"
"On every lip,
gentle smiles appear"
"In large baskets Collect
the harvest on this sunlit dayโช
"Join us in Nellappara,
my beloved!"
"Hey, there! Dig
up the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Peel the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Chop the tapioca!"
"O most cherished one!"
"The whole town transforms
Into a grand festival"
"From dawn till
dusk, energy abounds"
"The new moonโs
lantern shines bright"
"Each flicker turning
into golden stars"
"Dreams drift through time,
Winding around the tapioca stalk"
"Weโll need birdโs eye chillies
And fish for the tuber"
"Hey, there! Dig
up the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Peel the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Chop the tapioca!"
"O most cherished one!"
"On the shores
of Meenachil river"
"Beside the mighty hills"
"The town has dressed
up Arenโt you coming still?"
"On the border of Pala
Lies a humble town"
"Gather everyone near Hearts
throbbing, in cheer and affection"
"Hey, there! Dig
up the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Peel the tapioca!"
"Hey there! Chop the tapioca!"
"O most cherished one!"
Here.
Why didn't you sign
this consignment?
I forgot...
Forgot, it seems! Sign it.
Give me that too.
Elbin hasn't come home yet?
Hmph!
Well, what to do!
These days you've to look at
GPS to know where your kids are.
He was at the church
courtyard a while back.
Looks like he's close by.
Good that he's going
to Australia next year.
Melbin has got his
admission ready.
I spent so much money on him.
He said he wanted a
bike for 4 lakh rupees.
I didn't want him to fall and break
his bones, so I got him a car instead.
Now look at what happened!
Last day when I went
to the bank I saw Shaji.
He said we should definitely
go to Shiny's wedding.
Don't you have any other job?
I can't be bothered.
It'll be hard for
you to adjust there.
Just Google Pay
some 20000 rupees.
Oh, you're back!
Why are you late?
I've told you to be back before
dinner, no matter where you go.
What were you doing in Pala?
There was a get together, Papa.
We're going to see
Grandma next week.
You should also come.
She keeps asking for you.
Mummy, I told you I've
Zoom session this weekend.
Grandma would
want to see you, right?
Just convey my
regards to Grandma.
Son, eat something
before you sleep.
I already had, Mummy.
How about I bring
you a glass of milk?
You go and make sure the robot's
battery doesn't run down.
That'll be our only
hope in the end.
Last time you had asked for this.
I specially got it made for you.
You don't get it
everywhere like before.
Where's the sweater Melbin sent?
Oh, no, I forgot to get it.
-Ah, best! -It's alright, dear.
Where's Elbin?
Why didn't you bring him too?
He's...
Mom, he has his exams.
He stayed back cos he had a lot to
study. I'll bring him next time.
Wasn't his exam just last month?
Which exam is this?
That is...
Grandma.
Sir, here you go.
-Is this organic? -Yes.
That's the good thing
about this place...
Also, Mom, Melbin said he'll try to
come down for this year's festival.
Maybe to attend your anniversary.
This 20th, it will be 30
years since they got married.
Mom remembers everyone's
birthdays and anniversaries.
She's like that here too.
She's the one who
reminds us of everything.
After I turn 60, I also
wanna book a room here.
The ambience is amazing.
His kids will book it for him.
What about you, Annieamma?
She doesn't care for any place.
She just wants
to go on like this.
Look at Mom.
She's perfectly fine.
Grandma is doing fine here.
Am I right? She's
the all-in-all here.
What do I lack here?
She makes sure I get
food and medicines on time.
And there are so many
things here to pass the time.
Didn't I tell you?
It's a great place.
Why don't you both
also come here?
We can chit-chat
and stay together.
We'll keep coming, Mom.
Where's the jeep, Josekutty?
Jeep?
The jeep...
Shaji came with the auto
when I was about to leave.
So, I came in it.
Diesel is so expensive.
You've been extra careful about
spending money these days.
You need to understand one thing.
We've a daughter growing up.
What if we have more
daughters in the future?
Enough.
Eat your food. You
love mom's mango curry.
It's Christo.
Josekutty, give him a scolding.
He went out in the
morning to play cricket.
Hello.
He thinks I don't
understand anything.
Hello Dad.
Hello? -I, too, have been to college!
-Where are you, Dad? -Hey.
Where are you?
Where are you, Dad?
I'm home.
What's up?
Dad...
There's a problem, Dad.
Is Mom nearby?
What's it?
Dad...
Um... the thing is...
I can hear you. Tell me.
Dad...
What's the problem?
Dad, Nimmy...
Nimmy?
Nimmy ran away.
-Ran away?! -Ya.
What are you saying? With whom?
Uh... That is...
-With me. -Cicily!
Yes, Mom. I'm coming.
Oh, no! Not with me.
With Guptan.
Guptan?! Who's
Guptan! Tell me clearly.
I don't know, Dad.
She said he's some
friend from Instagram.
Dad, she didn't listen to me.
Eh? There she goes! Nimmy!
Where are you now?
We are in...
Vagamon.
Is that where you
went with the jeep?
Mm...
She said if Guptan
doesn't come now,
she'll commit suicide and is
walking towards the suicide point.
Nimmy! Nimmy!
Get lost, you dog! I don't
wanna live any more.
Stop, Nimmy.
Dad, she's not listening to me.
Nimmy!
Dad, can you come?
If you don't come now,
she'll do something terrible.
Can you come soon, Dad?
You say something
and try to bring her back.
I'll come there.
Okay.
Nimmy!
Nimmy, wait!
Nimmy!
Can you just stop
this song and go fast?
What's it, Josekutty?
What's with this sudden plan?
We could've called them too
if we were going to Vagamon.
Call for what? What do
you think we are going for?
Why are you getting angry at me?
Shiny has been saying
for a while that she
wanted to go to Vagamon
before the wedding.
You fool! Christo
ran away with a girl!
HUH!
-With whom?! -Nimmy.
CI George sir's daughter.
Eh?
He didn't run away with her.
She ran away with him.
They both were running
away with some Guptan.
What all are you saying?! Guptan?
Even I don't know. Who's
Guptan? Do you know?
-Is it that other Guptan? -Who?
That Guptan who
sips hot tea and drinks?
Which Guptan is that!
Guptan from the
movie, Harikrishnans!
Where do you wanna go now?
-Vagamon, right? -Ya.
We'll go! Come!
Move aside!
Alby...
See, these are all Guptans.
He was so tense
when he called me.
Now, look.
Sitting there so calm and cool.
He called me first
to tell me about you.
No matter how many friends he has,
if he has any problem, he calls me first.
If he doesn't get through
to me he calls Cicily.
He knows that if he has any problem,
his dad and mom will fix it for him.
Christo is just like
the kids of his time.
He, too, shares the
likes of those kids.
But he isn't addicted
in any of that.
We also had many
such interests like this.
But we were scared.
Will our family find out? If
they do, what will they think?
But nowadays you don't
have to be scared like that.
You have parents who
understand you very well.
Still, why didn't you tell
your parents, Nimmy?
To your papa and mummy?
Why didn't you tell
your mummy at least?
It's okay.
[Cricket commentary on TV]
Many years ago,
my oldest brother,
Pappichayan, his family and
us were returning from Malabar.
All of us were very happy.
They were settled
in Iritty at the time.
They wanted to buy land there
but dad didn't allow it at first.
Eventually, they bought
land, built a house
and were returning to our house
after the house-warming ceremony.
He was 5 years old at the time.
It was me who named him, Christo.
And below him are
Christopher and Christina.
Everyone asks me why
their names are all so similar.
And if it was hard to
come up with these names?
We never let him feel the
sadness of losing his parents.
Everyone forgot about it.
So many accidents.
Who's gonna remember all of them?
Sir and Teacher,
you're new in this town,
that's why you don't
know about all this.
Nimmy, dear.
There will be more situations like
this in your life going forward.
Better than someone outside,
isn't it always safer to share all this
with your parents who know you the best?
Right?
No one knows about this now.
From tomorrow onwards,
you can tell us anything.
We're with you.
Okay?
-Alright, sir. -Okay, Josekutty.
Hey, watch the rest
of the match at home.
Mom will be waiting for you.
Come.
Nimmy, don't forget about
the choir practice tomorrow.
-Okay, then. -Okay, dear.
Inspired by this confidence, I fly unto
thee, O Virgin of virgins, my Mother.
to thee do I come, before thee
I stand, sinful and sorrowful.
O Mother of the Word Incarnate,
despise not my petitions,
but in thy mercy
hear and answer me.
Amen.
In the name of the Father,
Son and the Holy Spirit.
Melbin had called.
He's coming.
Aha!
For our wedding anniversary.
He's saying we should conduct
a grand function at the club.
Anyway, since we're celebrating it,
let's invite our friends and relatives.
Right?
I can't wait to see Achumol.
I held her last
during her baptism.
Everyone says she looks like me.
I mean, would you agree
if I say she looks like me?
No.
What's it?
Got the invitation
from the press.
How much did it cost?
I'll tell you later.
I'll give the first
invite to our Father.
Alright, then.
-Continue the practice. -Okay.
This keeps happening.
Why can't you go see a doctor?
I already took a tablet.
It will go away if I lie down.
How many times
have I mopped already!
Looks like Rihana is unwell.
Come and have a look.
What happened?
It's not listening to any orders.
Not listening to orders?
-Yes. -How come?
Rihana, please make a coffee.
Sure, sir. Up in a minute.
She's okay now.
See how disobedient she is!
Such an arrogant female.
Your coffee is ready.
Let me have a look.
She's hot. Does she have a fever?
Fever? This thing?
Why? Can it not catch a fever?
Oh, dear... please!
I don't think I can
go home today.
Sir is back.
What's it? What happened?
This is not listening to anything
today. I guess something's wrong.
Not listening? Maybe you
gave the wrong voice command.
-Not that... -Get the milk.
She spilled the milk before.
Let's pour water.
Rihana, please make a coffee.
Sure, sir. In a minute.
Aha! The right
person needs to say it.
See!
What horrible manners!
Thank goodness, the
water wasn't boiled.
-Idiot. -Your coffee is ready.
She'll make biriyani, it seems.
Call those guys.
Make sure it
doesn't get crumpled.
Okay, Father.
This year's star should be great.
-Father. -Yes, Shaji.
I was looking for
you in the rectory.
What's this?
Wedding invitation?
The first one is for you.
Aha!
How are the preparations
coming along?
Need to start everything.
I'll come over soon.
It's been a long time
since I saw your dad.
How's he now? All okay?
Yes, Father. He's fine now.
Alright, I'm off, Father.
It's Kollapally Church
festival tomorrow.
I've got practice. They
must be waiting for me.
Alright, off you go then.
Don't crumple it. Make
sure to stick it there.
Stick it together here.
It's hot.
Yes, that key.
-It's on. -Is it?
Is it going to work?
You said there'd
be no complaints.
We're checking, sir.
Actually sir, this is first time
in Wonder Robot's life experience.
It's also a first-time
experience in our life.
Did the charge get over?
No, madam. It also
has battery backup.
Our company provides
full battery backup.
Was it because we
changed her name?
What's wrong with the name?
It's a nice name, Rihana.
That's fine.
What could've happened...
Can you just pass
the milk? Let me try.
-Milk is over. -Sir, all okay.
-There's water. -Double okay.
Ready, sir.
Keep it here.
Thank you.
Rihana, please make a coffee.
Oh, right!
Oh, no, sir!
Sure, sir. Up in a minute.
-Here you go. -No need.
-Thank you. -Sir.
Sir, look here.
Oh, sir. This was the problem.
This GPS tracker put her off.
Sir, this robot's
software function
got screwed over cos of
the GPS tracker's function.
That's why misleading commands
kept forwarding to its system.
But it's just a
computer malfunction.
Nothing to worry about.
Actually, this GPS is used
for vehicle tracking purposes.
Who put this in here, sir?
Did you keep it to check if
the robot was going anywhere?
See.
Did you understand who kept it?
Who was it, sir?
Someone very
important to both of us.
Oh, I see.
-Fix it. -Done.
How are you now, Thankan?
Can you walk?
Yeah, a bit when he holds my
hand, I can walk around here.
It's very hard to find
children like him these days.
Yes, tell him, Father.
He used to jump from one palm tree to
the other using a rope back in the days.
He was a famous tapper!
He has hit me so much
for not going to school.
Be quiet.
You don't know
what to say to whom!
Please drink your coffee, Father.
Let the wedding go
smoothly and lack nothing.
We can all make her
wedding happen well.
We'll never forget what
you've done for us, Father.
What did I do for that?
No matter which parish
I'm at, I will do this.
Alright.
Let's go, Father.
I shall take your leave.
Okay, Father.
The rain hasn't stopped.
Father had come home.
He also gave some money to Mom.
Oh, he did? That's good.
We've a small function at
home the day before the wedding.
Is it Mehendi?
Yeah, nowadays they do all that.
-Did you invite Maliackal? -No.
He can't come at night, it seems.
Apparently, he's busy or his son
abroad will call or something.
We know how he is.
He won't even let that Annieamma
come. That's the problem.
Anyway, let that be.
We need to get together.
Definitely.
Is it a wedding or an orchestra?
We've made some plans.
Right, Saramma aunty?
Yes, we have some plans.
"Here begins the
bloom of a new night"
"Spring arrives, both
in land and home"
"With everyone
gathered, love is shared"
"And with tomorrow's promise,
Joy and cheer fill each heart"
"The whole land unites"
"To raise the grand marquee"
"A tiny star descends"
"To light the glowing lamp"
"With beats and
horns, dances and song"
"Laughter, games And
friends so warm and bright"
"In this girl's heart,
A new desire blooms"
"A celebration unfolds"
"The wedding is here!
This wedding is a blessing!"
"Join in with dances and
songs, Brimming with joy"
"The wedding is here!
This wedding is a blessing!"
"Join in with dances and
songs, Brimming with joy"
"Does the beauty of old
weddings Endure today?"
"Truth is, no, not
in the same way"
"But thatโs all
lies, just a fib"
"For this new age brings
Its own charms to give"
"No matter what, one
truth always stands"
"The wedding unites old and new
Under one shade, as one soul forever"
"The wedding is here!
This wedding is a blessing!"
"Join in with dances and
songs, Brimming with joy"
"The wedding is here!
This wedding is a blessing!"
"Join in with dances and
songs, Brimming with joy"
"Letโs honour all customs and rites
Weโll do them all, and do them right"
"Embrace both the rituals
And new trends so bright"
"O, silver moon! Shower
your greetings tonight"
"In one path beneath a single umbrella,
Stepping as one in a shared shadow"
"To live as one Thatโs
the true bond of marriage"
"The wedding is here!
This wedding is a blessing!"
"Join in with dances and
songs, Brimming with joy"
"The wedding is here!
This wedding is a blessing!"
"Join in with dances and
songs, Brimming with joy"
"The wedding is here!
This wedding is a blessing!"
"Join in with dances and
songs, Brimming with joy"
We asked him so many times.
Look, he won't come clean!
Don't have to look!
I only did it.
You forgot that I'm an
engineering aspirant.
Is this how you talk to your dad?
Let him! Let him say it! Come on!
How will we know when you go
wherever you want whenever you want!
Do you tell either of us
when you go somewhere?
That's exactly why I kept a GPS.
-Move! -Hey!
-Wait there! -Hey!
-I said wait there! -What?!
Stop there, you!
What all have I done for you?
Didn't I make your
brother get you
an admission at a good
university in Australia?
Then he wants music and gaming!
When you asked
for a bike, I got a car!
And food, dress, whatnot!
You do everything you like, Papa!
Have you ever asked
me about what I like?
Did you ask me before
getting admission in Australia?
I don't like to go
there to study.
Don't think you can
make me like this!
Hey!
-Stop there! -Just get lost!
Hey, you!
Was he always so terrible?
It was out of sudden
anger. Let it go.
He's like this! What
about the older one?
He said to keep this function.
Has he come? Will he come?
Will he reach on time? No clue!
What kinda humans are these kids!
You know, right? He's
all about surprises.
Maybe he'll come to
the club as a surprise.
Who are you?
Good evening, sir. Mr. George Joseph?
That would be me. What's it?
We're from Events Unlimited
event management company.
Mr. Melbin George had a booking.
Where should we set this, sir?
Eh? Melbin?
Booking?
Hello!
-This... Hello! -Who are they?
-I'm talking to you. -What's it?
Some event management
people, it seems.
Who are you?
Who are these people?
Who knows! Answer me first.
Hey... listen... Where's
Melbin? Where's he?
He will call you, sir.
Did he ask you to do this?
We don't need this.
We didn't ask for it.
We've already
arranged it elsewhere.
Fine! Do what you have to!
What's all this?
Happy wedding anniversary.
Happy anniversary, ma'am.
Hey... but...
Hello!
Let's call Melbin.
Dear...
That must be Melbin.
Yes, Melbin. Where are you?
Where are you now? Where's that?
Some event management people
came saying you sent them.
They have brought
some stuff and kept it here.
We didn't understand
anything they said.
Where are you now?
Look Achu...
Papa, I'm in Bangalore.
Nancy's parents are
in Bangalore now.
We are on an outing with them.
So, you're not coming
for today's function?
Then why the hell did you
ask us to keep a function?
Your mom wanted this so badly.
Do one thing! You stay there itself
with your wife and her family!
Melbin, now do you understand
your Papa's character?
He only cares about himself.
You!!!
Leave it.
She's a
daughter-in-law after all.
She is an outsider.
What about ours?
You saw it before, right?
The ruckus the younger one threw.
What all have I done for him?
Didn't I buy him a house
and property in Melbourne?
I spent so much money on him!
And now...
And now?
-AND NOW! -Nothing...
What's wrong with what they said?
Annieamma... you...
You see everyone like this robot.
We should function
as per your command.
Right?
We are also humans.
Not machines.
What is that you
achieved in life?
This big house...
you built big walls all
around and a closed gate.
Do you think
everything will be okay
if you just monitor your house
through your office CCTV?
Annieamma, why
are you also like this?
I've only lived for us.
I've only lived for our children.
And now, I'm the bad guy in front of
you, our kids and our daughter-in-law.
Very good!
You reap what you say,
that's what the Bible says.
Is there anyone in this house
with whom I can speak openly?
Every other minute
you mention the credit
for the facilities you
provided for your mother.
Each time we visit
her and come back,
I've seen her eyes tear up.
I know how it feels.
I'm also a mother.
No matter how comfortable
or hungry any mother is,
she always wants to
be with her own children.
Dear...
Have you ever tried to
see us for who we are?
Have you even tried?
Fine then...
you guys carry on...
I'm the problem, right?
I can leave...
You mother and kids...
do whatever you want.
Fine then...
you guys carry on...
I'm the problem, right?
I can leave...
You mother and kids...
do whatever you want.
[Car Honking]
Have you ever tried to
see us for who we are?
Have you even tried?
No matter how comfortable
or hungry any mother is,
she always wants to
be with her own children.
Aunty, what's your name?
Aunty?
Can you tell me your
name and family name?
Aunty.
Name and family name, please?
Padinjareparambil.
I'm Josekutty Padinjareparambil.
Do you know her?
Of course, we're neighbours.
What about her family?
Has anything like this ever
happened to Annieamma before?
No, Doctor.
This is the first time.
When I ask her questions, she's
unable to answer anything properly.
Does she have memory problems?
Memory problem...
Things like phone numbers,
passwords and things like that...
Right, son?
Yes, Papa. Nothing else.
Nothing else.
She's in an early
stage of dementia.
Memory loss.
You may not have
taken it seriously.
You should always keep an eye
on people with such tendencies.
Shouldn't leave
them alone for long.
She might not be fully
aware of what she's doing.
Even this time, you didn't know
she went out of the house, right?
For the time being, let her
remain under observation.
Give more attention and care.
-Come, dear. -Go inside.
Let's sit over there, Father.
You go with them.
Sit down, Father.
Take a chair and
sit down, Josekutty.
It's alright.
Everything will be
okay, Vakkachan.
I've never bothered anyone here.
I've only tried to help
in whatever way I could.
And yet, why did this
happen to me, Father?
Nothing like that, Vakkachan.
You were on a run.
Your own justifications
and your own decisions.
When you build a large wall and
gate and lived in this house,
you did not see
anything around you.
People are reluctant to cross this
gate and wall and interact with you.
You know, Josekutty?
What the naval officers who came for
rescue during the last floods said?
Kerala is the only place in
this world with so many walls.
People build big walls and
confine themselves inside.
They don't wanna know
anything around them.
The higher the walls rose, the
more distant the hearts became.
Now God has given
you a great chance,
to think differently.
We're here for you.
Father, please have tea. Come.
Achumol...
Father, Elsamma is totally fine.
She's looking very smart.
Yes, Father. I'm capable
of taking care of her.
I was perfectly fine
yet he left me there.
I like staying here.
I told her so many times.
She likes having me here.
She has always treated
me like her own mother.
So, I can take care of Annieamma.
You know, Father...
This Vakkachan here,
when he was a baby,
while sleeping, I would stay up all night
making sure no cloth falls on his face.
So, I can easily manage her.
It's the mothers in the family who
has to step up when problems arise.
Or the family will crumble.
That's what our
forefathers taught us.
Father, I had finished
nursing and was about to
go abroad for work when
Josekutty married me.
Anyway, I learnt it as a skill.
I can take care of Annie.
She's gonna become better.
And then we need to conduct
a singing programme here.
Elsamma's 70th birthday is
coming up. We're gonna have fun.
Mom, come here.
I'll show you something.
"Has the magic
window woven its spell?"
"With a soft smile,
painting my memories"
"Like a wilting jasmine
That sprinkle colour"
"My moments turn
into fading memories"
"All the life that
blooms on this earth"
"Become a vivid portrait
Etched deep in my heart"
This is life.
Or how could we not know
the problems in Vakkachan
and Annieamma's life
who are so near to us.
Yes.
It's quite sad that we
didn't know anything.
Chest feels heavy
thinking about it.
It's true... No matter how
closely we see someone's life,
we may never know the truth.
You're speaking so maturely.
Yes, from experience.
Also, I've been carrying around
this sadness in me for a while now.
What's that?
That's...
Well... Nimmy went
to Vagamon, right?
Then,
that other guy, right? Guptan?
-Sit. -He...
-Dad... -What's it?
That is...
Guptan was actually me.
I was simply fooling her.
You?!
-Guptan?! -Yes.
It happened...
What was that?
Seems like some issue with the vehicle.
Issue, pft!
What's the problem?
Dad, Nimmy...
Nimmy ran away.
He called me first
to tell me about you.
No matter how many friends he has, if
he has any problem, he calls me first.
He knows that if he has any problem,
his dad and mom will fix it for him.
Nimmy, dear.
There will be more situations like
this in your life going forward.
From now onwards, we're with you.
Is it gonna be a problem?
Christo!
What are you doing in the rain?
Nothing.
What's with the washing
and secret sharing?
-Oh, no! -Go and dry your hair!
Dad, don't tell any
of this to mom...
[After a few days]
Hello?
Josekutty?
What's happening?
Is it raining a lot back home?
I'm watching it on the TV.
The reason I called is,
I think our CCTV is blocked.
Must be due to the rain.
Please take a look.
Also... Eh?
Annieamma is doing much better.
Is your mom, Cicily
and kids doing good?
We'll be coming for Christmas.
We need to have fun! Okay?
Listen...
I've been wanting to ask
you something for a while now.
What's it, Dad?
When you went to
Vagamon that day?
Why did you go there?
Vagamon was the
farthest place I've been to.
Only place I knew how to go.
Josekutty!
Also, I only had that much money.
Josekutty, your phone.
Here. It was Nimmy's call.
Here.
-Call her back. -She's smart.
She went all the way to London.
Man, what did you think?
We didn't know about Guptan, huh?
You knew?
That day I came to Vagamon to get you
with Cicily's knowledge.
Don't you know that I don't
do anything without telling her?
But you forgot about that.
Yeah, slightly.
-Come here. -Don't call her.
Josekutty, tell him to not waste
time and clear the IELTS exam.
He thought
we knew nothing about them.
Why? Don't we understand
Instagram and Facebook?
-Eh? -You, Mr. Guptan!
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