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Zee5’s Ayyana Mane is an original Kannada series spanning 2 seasons. In the second season the mystery of the curse tied to the deity and the multiple deaths in the household is finally solved. The story comes to an impactful ending filled with twists and turns.
Created by Shruti Naidu and directed by Ramesh Indra Ayyana Mane blends elements of supernatural, occult, murder mystery and folklore into a thrilling plot. Central to the story is Jaji (Kushee Ravi)- the daughter in law- who takes over the responsibilities of the household- after the mysterious death of the family matriarch Nagamma. She has to battle suspicion, betrayal, allegations and sinister attempts on her life.
Ayyana Mane 2 Plot
Jaji has taken over the reins of the troubled household and tries to bring harmony in the family. But Poorni (Kushi Chandrashekhar), Jaji’s sister in law, suspects jaji of murdering her mother Nagamma (Manasi Sudhir). Tensions flare up between Poorni and Jaji’s husband Dushyant (also Poorni’s brother) over these allegations. Jaji and Dushyant (Akshay Nayak) decide to stay separately and leave the house. Poori is diagnosed with commanding hallucinations and Jaji learns from a tantrik/ occultist that someone has done black magic on Poorni.
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As doubts deepen and a divided family struggles, Jaji’s pregnancy and Dushyant’s siblings Poorni and Shivaswamy’s (Anirudh Acharya) marriages bring peace and joy to the house, albeit briefly. A dastardly attack on Jaji’s life and the murder of the household help send things on a downward spiral. How Jaji and the police put the pieces of the puzzle together and nab the killer forms the crux of the story.
Disclaimer: Spoilers ahead for Ayyana Mane 2
Ayyana Mane 2 Ending Explained
What Is Shivaswamy’s Secret?
In the final episode Jaji figures out from official documents and Shiva’s declaration (to the election officials) that there is a discrepancy in his age and the number of years of her in law’s marriage. Jaji pressures the family purohit and also her late father in law’s friend to reveal the secret of Shivaswamy.
After much coaxing the pujari reveals that Shivaswamy is the illegitimate child of Nagamma from her failed affair. Since Lakshman Jaagidar (the father in law) is deeply in love with Nagamma he adopts the child and marries her secretly. The consequence of this action affects Shivaswamy deeply and he grows with a deep seated complex about his illegitimate status. The fact that he is a bastard child makes him insecure and jealous. He constantly seeks validation from his mother about him being the rightful heir.
Science & Occult together Unmask The Killer’s Identity
A handwriting analysis of a forged suicide note reveals that the murderer of the househelp is a left-handed male. In a ceremony the shaman hints at the perpetrator/ culprit being a member of the family. When Shivaswamy lights the cigarette with his left hand Dushyant and the police figure out it’s him, the murderer. Jaji figures out the name of the culprit whose first letters were revealed to her by the tantrik- it is Shivaswamy. In a tense ending Shivaswamy is forced by the police and Dushyant to confess to his crimes. In a series of flashbacks we learn about his sinister plans and how he went about masterminding the killings of his mother and the two daughters in law. Shivaswamy constantly blackmails his mother about him being her illegitimate child and threatens to expose her to the villagers.
He forces her to murder the previous daughters in law. Dushyant’s first wife is pushed into the well and killed. While Shivaswamy’s first wife is set on fire and murdered- she witnesses the murder of Dushyant’s wife and threatens to expose the misdeeds of Shivaswamy and Nagamma. Guilt bears heavy on Nagamma and she decides to confess and surrender to the police. But Shivaswamy kills her and takes her out of the way.
In the end when Shivaswamy is overpowered and questioned about his motive he confesses that he committed these crimes to be the sole heir to the family wealth and name. And thus get a sense of legitimacy. He also commits these crimes as a revenge against his mother- since he holds her responsible for his illegitimacy. In the end Shivaswamy takes Jaji captive and threatens to hurt her negotiating his escape; he manages to run but is blocked by a procession carrying the family deity and as if by divine intervention Shivaswamy meets his end- he suddenly vomits blood and dies.
What Is The resolution?
Jaji comes clean and the suspicion that Poorni had against her is cleared. Peace returns to the Ayyana Mane and Jaji parts with one of her twin daughters to Poorni as a gesture of love and solidarity. Jaji gets back to her responsibilities of the household. The family deity is reinstalled with respect followed by the customary rituals and prayers.
What Is The Secret Of Uttami?
The forensic report attributes Shivaswamy’s death to poisoning by the root of a local plant (Gowri Gedde). Jaji shares this with Uttami, Shivaswamy’s wife and assumes he took the poison out of guilt and killed himself. But in a surprise twist Uttami reveals coldly that it was she who poisoned Shivaswamy! Uttami was forced by Shivaswamy to support his criminal deeds and be a partner to all his misdeeds. He threatens to kill Uttami’s parents and out of fear she relents and is forced to assist Shivaswamy in his crime. Being done with Shivaswamy’s threats and criminal deeds Uttami poisons and kills him. The show ends on a stunned and speechless Jaji.
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