Part-Timers

Sindhu battles a conservative family, while Teju secretly drives a cab to prove her independence. After a chaotic first meeting, the two strangers unexpectedly become roommates.

Teju's job as a cab driver is exposed when she returns a lost bag to a passenger at a hotel where she spots her parents. A small mistake shatters Teju and Sindhu's new bond.

Teju rejects her dad's offer to fund a restaurant business. Sindhu hosts an office party at her flat. Teju berates her for paying her pending dues and demands that she move out.

The neighbours confront Teju and defend Sindhu's right to stay in the flat. To settle scores, Teju's team and Vijaya's gang agree to play a game.

Exercising the terms of her victory, Sindhu enforces strict rules and chores on Teju. While Teju faces pressure to accept a marriage proposal, Sindhu gets praised at her workplace

Teju arrives at a wealthy client's house for an outstation driving job while Sindhu befriends a local cafe owner Joy. Vicky uses Sindhu’s key to enter the flat with his girlfriend

Teju has a confrontation with her hyper passenger Ramesh regarding speed. During the late-night drive, Ramesh opens up to Teju about a painful family rift, earning her empathy.

Teju is elated as Ramesh is reunited with his estranged wife. While Sindhu’s mother reveals her uncle’s plan to get her married to Naveen, she comes face to face with the problem.

Work pressure and office deadlines force Sindhu to silence Joy's repeated calls. At Joy's coffee stall, Teju meets Naveen, who offers her his investor expertise.

Sindhu works tirelessly to build a critical project deck while navigating a cold interaction with Joy. Back at the flat, Sindhu and Teju meet Vicky's girlfriend, Meenu.

Sindhu gets good news when the US project gets green-lit. Overjoyed, she visits Joy's stall, where she gets a date request. Meanwhile, Teju goes on a food tour with Naveen.

Sindhu returns home and sees her apartment set up for a marriage proposal. After a magical date with Joy, when she helps Teju with her pitch deck, the core idea alarms her.