Hridayam (Heart) follows the life of Arun Neelakandan (Pranav Mohanlal), charting his journey from a rebellious, immature college freshman to a responsible adult. The story spans his engineering college days in Chennai, his struggles with self-identity, his romantic endeavors with Darshana (Kalyani Priyadarshan) and Nithya (Darshana Rajendran), and his eventual evolution into a family man. It is a quintessential coming-of-age story that focuses on the "formative years" that define who we become.

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: Director Vineeth Sreenivasan taps into a collective nostalgia, making the specific setting of an engineering college in Chennai feel universal. It reminds us that while our specific stories differ, the feelings of first love and finding one's purpose are shared human experiences. A Symphony of Life

It is impossible to discuss Hridayam without its soundtrack. With composed by Hesham Abdul Wahab , the music acts as a secondary narrator. From the viral energy of "Darshana" to the soul-stirring "Nagumo," the songs do not pause the story; they propel it. The film revived the tradition of the "musical" in Malayalam cinema, using melody to bridge the gap between Arun’s past and his present. Redefining Relationships