The story begins with Bibi (Mithun Jai Shankar), Aju (Hipzster), and Shanthan (Mithun) gaining admission into an engineering college, only to meet trouble early on when senior student Kutty (Midhutty) and his crew begin harassing them.
Though they attempt to defend themselves, the boys end up badly bruised. While Shanthan prefers to let it go and focus on school, Aju is consumed with anger and talks Bibi into backing his plan to take revenge. Bibi, still bitter about their humiliation, supports him.
Kutty’s crew starts the fire, but the boys plan to end it (Photo: Aavesham/Anwar Rasheed Entertainment and Fahadh Faasil and Friends)They begin hunting for muscle that can take down Kutty and his group. Aju insists that the local bars in Bangalore hold the kind of contacts they need, believing that’s where all the top street fighters stay. For a while, their efforts go nowhere until they run into a strange man called Ranga (Fahadh Faasil).
At first, Ranga appears like just another flashy guy covered in gold chains. But their opinion changes when they witness a well-known gangster, who owns the bar, bow in respect to Ranga. That’s when they understand they’ve stumbled on someone very powerful.
Does Ranga Help Bibi and His Friends?
Once Ranga and his loyal companion Amben (Sajin Gopu) meet the trio, the bond forms almost instantly. Ranga begins treating them like family. This new friendship draws the boys completely away from school—they skip classes and abandon academics.
Instead, they live it up with Ranga, going to wild parties and even watching Ranga handle fights in the streets. They wait patiently for the right moment to ask Ranga to help them get back at Kutty. That moment comes when a man yells at Bibi in a bar, and Ranga beats him without hesitation.
Encouraged by his reaction, the trio opens up about everything they suffered from Kutty. Ranga then takes it personally and decides to deliver revenge on their behalf.
What Happens at the End of Aavesham?
Kutty and his gang eventually pay for what they did, as Ranga gives them a thorough beating. This changes the boys’ status on campus, giving them control and respect. But soon, the reality of their academics hits hard. They find out they’ve failed every subject, and the school principal threatens to expel them.
Bangalore bars hold more secrets than just cheap drinks (Photo: Aavesham/Anwar Rasheed Entertainment and Fahadh Faasil and Friends)Their parents are called in, and after plenty of begging, the school agrees to give them one last opportunity. Determined to improve, the boys try to refocus, but Ranga’s constant presence distracts them again. Out of desperation, they decide that the only way to free themselves is to eliminate him.
Bibi reaches out to Ranga’s old boss-turned-enemy, Reddy (Mansoor Ali Khan), thinking that since Ranga avoids direct violence, Reddy’s men will overpower him. But they guessed wrong. Ranga takes down Reddy and his men without needing any help.
Once Ranga discovers Bibi’s betrayal, he loses control and nearly kills all of them. Just as things are about to turn fatal, Bibi’s mother calls. Because of the respect Ranga has for her, he spares the boys but warns them: if they fail even one subject again, they’ll regret it.
As the film ends, Bibi and Aju both fail one course each, and Ranga’s men chase them with canes, prepared to deliver the promised beating.
