Asukh

Rohini asks if her ex-love remembers her, then refuses to believe him and gathers the medicine box. She takes three to five sleeping pills, despite Aniruddha's pleading, insisting it should not affect him. The moment marks a painful plunge into despair as she seeks escape from her turmoil.

The backstory unfolds as Rohini learns Aniruddha has abandoned her for another woman, Mrittika. He tries to hide the truth, deepening her sense of betrayal. Rohini as a former film star feels the sting of public as well as personal heartbreak.

Rohini, now a famous actress, had brought Mrittika into the film industry. This act backfires as the relationship between Rohini and Aniruddha deteriorates under talk of an affair. The audience sees the consequences of trust broken.

Amid the relationship turmoil, Rohini learns that her mother is hospitalized with a high fever. The family gathers, and the distress shifts focus from romance to family crisis. The hospital scene marks a turning point in Rohini's emotional world.

Rohini's father, worried but loyal, asks for Aniruddha's help despite Rohini's irritation. The request underlines the difficulty of a strained network of support. This scene shows the stubborn interdependence of family and former lovers.

She avoids picking up calls, sometimes lying to distance herself from Aniruddha. Her emotional guard reflects the storm inside, as she tries to cope with loss and betrayal. The family feels the growing distance between them.

In a power outage, the father retrieves a torch to light the home, symbolizing a shield of guidance for his child. The scene highlights a father's instinct to protect and lead his family through darkness. It is a poignant moment that emphasizes parental care.

The film contrasts Rohini's fame with her parents' financial dependence on her earnings. Her father laments the need to rely on her money, yet the family remains connected by love. The tension reveals how money can affect family dynamics.

Rohini's father, the husband of Rohini's mother, shows steadfast devotion as he visits the hospital daily and buys medicines. His old age does not stop him from staying by his wife's side, and he is visibly happy when Rohini's fame allows longer visiting hours.

Rohini recalls the couple's bond and believes love remains in society despite betrayals. Seeing her parents' affection gives her a sense of hope during turbulent times. It reinforces her belief that not all love has vanished.

When the fever recurs after discharge, doctors suggest an HIV test to check immunity. Rohini's mind spirals into doubt, especially about the needles used and her father's honesty. The fear shows how AIDS awareness emerges in the film.

The blood test confirms that Rohini's mother does not have AIDS. Relief comes, but the emotional scars linger. The moment marks a pivot from fear to revelation.

Rohini realizes that much of her fear lives in her own mind. She pours out her sorrow to her father, who consoles her and asks if she is the one who proclaimed there is no love left. She remains speechless, choosing to beg for pardon.