Innathe Chintha Vishayam 2008

Dr. Murali Krishnan, Mukesh, a celebrated city dentist, leads a double life and hides his affairs by labeling his female contacts with male names in his phone. When Treesa, Sukanya, his wife, discovers the deception, their fragile bond shatters and he leaves both her and their daughter Lakshmi behind. Treesa then becomes a driving instructor to support herself.

Meanwhile, Treesa faces ongoing challenges from Ranjan Philip, [Rajesh Hebbar], a relentless womanizer who keeps following and harassing her, culminating in a bold street confrontation where she strips him and stores his clothes in his car.

Peethambaran, [Vijayaraghavan], and Premila, [Mohini], lead a comfortable life with their children Malavika and Madhavan. But Premila’s growing possessiveness creates strain; Peethambaran returns from the Gulf, resigns his job, and begins shadowing his wife, even developing an inferiority complex that fuels constant quarrels and eventually leads to separation.

Rehna, [Muthumani Somasundaran], cannot continue her legal career due to the orthodox stance of her husband Noushad, [Ashokan], and his family, and she walks out to build a life on her own.

Into these fractured lives arrives Gopakumar, GK, Gopakumar—[Mohanlal], a garment exporter who has bought the house Treesa is staying in. He hopes to avoid forcing her out and instead seeks ways to heal the situation, while also supporting the other two families through his circle of friends.

GK teams up with Kamala, [Meera Jasmine], a fashion designer, and Immanuel, [Innocent], a practical land broker, who are among the women and allies in Treesa’s orbit. Together, they navigate a path toward reconciliation, with GK devising plans that respect everyone’s dignity and autonomy.

The story follows how these characters, anchored by resilience and mutual support, move toward rebuilding trust and harmony. With the help of Kamala and Immanuel, GK works to reunite the feuding couples and restore a sense of family, illustrating how care, patience, and community can bridge divides and bring about hopeful new beginnings.