1945

The events unfold during World War II in Burma, beginning with Adhi's arrival in 1942 and culminating in 1945 with post-crash purges and INA plans. This period is marked by British oppression, protests, and violent clashes, as both the INA and British forces vie for control. The narrative threads human stories—love, loyalty, and sacrifice—against a turbulent wartime backdrop.

Set in the Burmese backdrop of World War II, the story follows Indian fighters operating from Burma as the INA challenges British rule. The action moves between towns, jungles, and shipping routes as loyalties and risks rise. Burma serves as the organizational center for the INA's rebellion against the Raj, shaping the stakes of every decision.

🕊️ Freedom

The film centers on the struggle against colonial rule, showing how the INA aims to liberate Burma and India from British authority. It portrays sacrifices made by individuals who join the movement, often risking their lives for national independence. The theme is expressed through rebellions, arrests, and the pursuit of a self-determined future.

⚔️ Conflict

The narrative is driven by clashes between Indian nationalists and British authorities, both on the battlefield and in political maneuvering. Internal disputes within INA about Bose’s fate add tension, while betrayals and alliances shape the momentum of the rebellion. The struggle tests loyalties and strategic choices under wartime pressure.

💖 Love & Duty

Adhi's romance with Anandhi is tested by political duty and family expectations. The marriage faces opposition from Subbayya, who fears for his daughter's safety and the family's future. The story juxtaposes tender affection with the harsh demands of a freedom movement, highlighting how personal relationships intersect with national struggle.