Anil Radhakrishnan Menon aspires to whip up a real socially significant film with his latest cinematic endeavour Lord Livingstone 7000 Kandi, but has to make do with a middling output that never actually gains steam. Hampered by a flimsy script that fails to hold ground, Lord Livingstone 7000 Kandi is an ambitious venture that at the end of the day, never gets to feel the stars. A group of seven people Menon (Nedumudi Venu), a retired civil servant, Madhumita (Reenu Mathews), one of the best gun testers in the country, Neelakantan (Vinod Jose), a zoology professor, Ananthakrishnan (Jacob Gregory), a renowned chemical engineer, Sam (Bharath), nature lover and adventurer and Beeran (Sunny Wayne), a young magician find themselves on the border lines of a forest, into which they are led by their guide (Sudheer Karamana). They have arrived on the behest of Philippose John Varkey (Kunchacko Boban) - survivalist , sound engineer and conservationist all rolled into one, who inform them of a unique civilization at 7000 Kandi, a village that is embedded deep inside the lush forests.