Anel Meley Pani Thuli

Madhi has an arranged marriage with Saran and leads a happy life. She works as a manager at a sports store, balancing her responsibilities at work with her personal life. Her steady routine sets the stage for the shocks to come.

A male employee and another man attempt to steal equipment from the store. Madhi uses her wit to trap them and tells the employee to resign to avoid branding him as a thief. The incident showcases her leadership and calm, under pressure.

A young female employee is harassed by a local goon and her former lover. Madhi steps in, tells the goon to back off and respect her space. Customers join in, humiliating the aggressor and boosting the coworker’s confidence.

Madhi travels to Kodaikanal for the wedding festivities and begins sightseeing. The trip marks a shift from daily life to a new phase, but it foreshadows the danger ahead. The mood moves from celebration to looming peril.

On the journey back from sightseeing, Madhi's vehicle battery dies and she is abducted. She wakes up in a pitch black dense forest, hinting at a sexual assault. The environment underscores the danger she faces and her vulnerability.

Weak and frightened, she reaches a clinic but receives no proper care due to the absence of senior doctors. She then goes to the police station to report the crime, setting the investigation in motion. The report also brings the case to public attention.

In a shocking twist, the three officers Thillainayagam, Munusamy, and Elango are identified as the culprits. They are alleged to be the rapists who assaulted Madhi. The revelation shatters trust in the police and deepens the fight for justice.

Senior Inspector Maragatham arrives and confronts the officers. The other police try to hide Madhi, but Maragatham supports her and promises to help. Her presence marks a turning point in Madhi’s pursuit of justice.

The culprits upload a naked video of Madhi and alter it to imply consent. This weaponization invites public shaming and attempts to derail her case. Despite the damage, Madhi remains determined to seek justice.

Saran's family tells him not to marry Madhi, reflecting social pressure and stigma. He defends her, asking what wrong she did, while his family remains silent. The moment tests their bond but strengthens his support for Madhi.

Madhi seeks legal help and prepares to face the court. She commits to pursuing justice and telling the truth despite fear and public scrutiny. This marks her shift from victim to determined survivor.

In court, Madhi explains why she left and asserts that she will punish the three policemen. She declares that her body is a weapon against oppression and that reporting the crime was the right choice. The judge is moved and inspired by her courage.

The three policemen are caught and their misconduct exposed as they tried to cover their tracks. The case advances toward justice thanks to Madhi’s perseverance. The proceedings highlight the impact of speaking out and seeking accountability.

Months later, Madhi becomes famous for her resilience and marries Saran. She uses her platform to lecture about rape, consent, and seeking help for survivors. Her message reframes the victim’s experience as a catalyst for social change.