At the same time, Kuppi in a state of intoxication reveals every other secrets about the group – Diya's relation with Akshay, Varun's proposal and Gautham's fear, to everyone else. With his first fear conquered, he does the same with his next by finally confessing his feelings to Diya, which she welcomes.ĭiya opens up about her parent's divorce to Akshay, which he accidentally reveals to Gautham and through him to Devika, who openly consoles Diya revealing the secret to the whole group. Coming to know of Akshay's irrational fears, Diya gets him to face his fears, starting with the adventure sport of bungee jumping. With a little nudge from her friends, Diya starts to reciprocate Akshay's feelings. They converse through the night, where Diya grows fond of someone for the first time. Akshay's friends manage to seat Diya near him during the overnight journey to Goa, whereby Akshay finally gets a chance to privately talk to her. She resolves their differences to slowly gain back her old friend. Her only outlet of emotions is her sketchbook that she holds dear and private.ĭuring the trip, Diya succeeds in talking to Varun. Darshana, a reserved person by nature, thinks the world of her friends, being a silent partner in all their activities and a curious observer to all the happenings around them. Kuppi's only intention coming for the IV was to have a good time with his three best friends, which is often denied due to the occurrences around him. She easily manages to hide her secrets in her cheerful semblance. She doesn't reveal about the divorce to her dear friends – Devika and Darshana or any others for the fear of their sympathy, which can make the situation even more difficult on her. Diya, whose parents just got divorced joins the trip as an escape from her distress. He is often too detached from the group carrying on with his responsibilities, that it comes to the notice of even their bus driver, Josettan. In spite of his cold attitude, he is respected among his friends and classmates alike for his discipline and efficiency.
The girl, on various occasions, tries to approach him, but each time he dispassionately avoids her. He even remains hostile to another classmate who has a crush on him. With a feeling of insult, he couldn't do that anymore, leading him to his familiar trait of anger and distant nature. Varun had earlier confessed his feelings to Diya, who rejected the proposal hoping to remain friends. Akshay is also hunted by many fears including fear of water, fear of heights, among others but the worst one being his fear of future, as he is often being compared with his successful elder brother, Akash, who set the standards too high.
He never even talks to her and his friends recommend that he can never pray for a better chance than their first year IV. Akshay, being apprehensive, never wishes to do the same and hopes that she likes him on her own terms. The lively nature of Diya had attracted many others in the past ( including Varun, known only to Kuppi), who obviously confess their feelings only to get turned down as she never adds a different colour to her friendships. Diya with her lovely nature had been the fascination of Akshay's dreams for a long time, which is known to everyone, except her. While Gautham is no longer interested in western music and wish to pursue Hindustani classical music he is forced to mask that part of his identity from Devika for the fear of how her reaction will be.
Gautham and Devika are the lovebirds of the group, with Gautham's talent in western music being the spark kindling the relationship. Varun organizes the trip as he's recommended by the whole class. "Rockstar" Gautham, Kuppi, Devika (aka Devooty), Diya, Darshana, Varun and Akshay, along with a group of 33 classmates and two faculty members (Chacko Sir and Lovely Miss) travel to Hampi via Mysuru and then to Goa for the New Year's Eve. The story revolves around a group of seven friends who embark on their first IV tour (Industrial Visit) of their college life and how it affects small to large changes in their mellow lives.
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