A group of friends are trying to celebrate Onam together, but everything that can go wrong does. They attempt to cook traditional Kerala dishes, but their ineptitude in the kitchen leads to a series of mishaps, including burning a dish and adding tooth powder to another. Meanwhile, one of their friends, Kiran, gets into trouble when he is accused of stealing a necklace while trying to obtain banana leaves for their celebration. The friends rush to his aid, and the situation is eventually resolved when the true culprit is revealed to be none other than Personate Prakashan, a master of disguise and a thief who had been causing trouble in the neighborhood.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation is about a group of people celebrating Onam, a traditional Indian festival.
2. The group is planning to cook a traditional Onam meal, including dishes such as Aviyal, Sambar, and Pulissery.
3. One of the group members, P. Prakashan, claims to be a skilled cook and offers to help with the preparation.
4. Prakashan has a history of impersonating people and has been to prison for his crimes.
5. The group is using a mix of old and new utensils and ingredients to prepare the meal.
6. One of the group members, Kiran, is tasked with getting banana leaves for the meal.
7. Kiran is accused of stealing a necklace from a neighbor's house and is tied up by the villagers.
8. The group rushes to Kiran's aid and tries to resolve the situation.
9. The neighbor, who accused Kiran of theft, claims to have seen him jumping over the fence with a knife.
10. The group tries to calm down the situation and avoid involving the police.
11. The neighbor eventually leaves, but not before warning the group that he will press charges against Kiran.
12. The group is left to deal with the aftermath of the incident and try to enjoy the rest of their Onam celebration.