Thezni Khan

During a holiday at the seashore, Bhama (Suparna Anand), a student, comes in possession of a wooden statue which contained a Gandharvan (male celestial spirit) (Nitish Bharadwaj). The Gandharvan assumes human form, & him & Bhama fall in love, but the Gandharvan becomes the subject of heavenly wrath as he had broken their rules, the most important ones of which were that he had failed to take Bhama's virginity, had fallen in love with her & had wished to become a mortal.

4 youngsters - Manikantan (Suraaj Venjarammoodu), Ayyappan (Salim Kumar), Maimunni (Jaffer Idukki) & Govindankutty, once obsessed with drama in their village, have to flee the village after a mishap. They take refuge with their mentor Prem Louis (Sreekumar) & hearing about Louis's daughter Kavitha's terminal illness, resort to petty theft to raise cash to cure Kavitha. Their woes increase when an all women police station starts up near their place, & the lady cops suspect them of a bank heist.

Vettoor Sivankutty (Ajaykumar), a staunch commie, is forced to marry at the behest of his party, with the aim of grooming his wife as a future female party leader. Sivankutty marries Meenakshi (Sruthi Lakshmi), whom he takes to be a commie, but to his shock, Meenakshi turns out to be the exact opposite. Sivankutty's woes increase when famous film star Pavan Kumar (Mukesh) comes to the village to shoot his latest film & Meenakshi gets potty with him, including becoming the heroine of the film.

'Vaisali' is based on a sub-story told by Vedavyasa to King Yudhishtira in the epic 'Mahabharatha'. Vaisali, the daughter of a prostitute in the drought-stricken land of Chambapuri, is assigned a mission to seduce Rishyashrungan (Sanjay Mitra), the son of sage Vibhandakan (V.K. Sriraman) & bring him to Chambapuri to perform a ritual to cause rain.

Stephen Louis (Jayasurya), a wealthy quadriplegic, goes through life with a smiling face, with the realization that the people around him are really after his wealth, & not there for his sake. He takes a fascination to a struggling musician, John (Anoop Menon), & takes him under his wing. They form a deep bond of friendship.

The lives of various people intersect at Trivandrum Lodge, a decrepit lodge in the heart of Kochi. The owner of the lodge is Ravishankar (Anoop Menon), a rich widower who kept the lodge intact due to sentimental reasons. The government, taking stock of the real estate in that area, asks Ravishankar to prove his ownership of the lodge, but after Ravishankar is unsuccessful in finding the lodge's documents, the inmates are faced with eviction.

Kunjananthan (Mammootty), who runs a small store bequeathed to him by his late father, in the village of Vattipuram, has his entire life revolving around it, to the point of ignoring the needs of his wife Chithra (Nyla Usha), with whom he has a frigid relationship. When the government decides to acquire the land in which the store stood, for building a new road, Kunjananthan leads a group of shopkeepers in protesting the move & finding ways to rescind the action.

Joy Thakkolkaran (Jayasurya), an entrepreneur, after coming across the technology to make incense sticks from elephant dung, struggles to get this fledgling incense manufacturing company off the ground, but has to lock horns with the local political party RIP (Revolutionary Independent Party). The kerfuffle results in RIP goons thrashing Joy's office building after Joy defies a hartal (strike) called by RIP. Joy files for damages against RIP, & a battle of wits ensues.

Luke John Prakash (Sekhar Menon) is an obese young man who has always been the object of ridicule since childhood. When his childhood sweetheart Ann Marie (Ann Augustine) returns to his life, he is smitten, but she dupes Luke into joining an Ayurveda weight-loss scam run by Rahul (Nivin Pauly), of which she too was a part of. When Luke learns the truth, he channels his anger by running for the Mayor of Kochi & wins. Later, Ann comes clean & provides testimony using which Luke takes down Rahul.

Babumon (Kunchacko Boban) & his adopted brother, Bengali-born Baburam Chatterjee (Biju Menon), transport the body of one of their dead workers, Usar Ali Mandal, to Bengal. Tagging along was Babumon's patootie Angel Varkey (Nisha Agarwal), Baburam's soft spot Shanthi (Vinutha Lal) & their pal Udayippu Soman (Suraaj Venjarammoodu). Also part of the plan was for Babumon & Angel to marry & for Baburam to profess his love to Shanthi. In Bengal, they learn that Usar Ali was actually Bindra, a Maoist.

Mathai (Jayasurya), an auto-driver who often intervenes in others' personal issues needlessly, tries to resolve a conflict between a doctor, Dr. Nandagopan (Mukesh) & his wife Geetha (Lakshmi Gopalaswamy), but ends up complicating the matter further.

Manoj (Vinay Forrt), an inexperienced small-time thief, becomes the disciple of a more experienced, but scrupulous thief, Benny (Chemban Vinod Jose), to learn the tricks of the trade. They both end up in jail for different crimes, and there Manoj breaks from Benny to plan a big one with ruthless thief & killer Karlose (Kalabhavan Shajohn), based on reliable information from inmates Balu (Musthafa) & Babutten (Aju Varghese).

Hari (Wilson Joseph), a serial lover, & his cousin Manu (Sharafudheen), recount to a stranger (Soubin Shahir) at a bar about his failed attempts at finding love. The stranger then sets about to help Hari find a match.