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In the bustling corridors of a prestigious medical college, the annual cultural festival looms as more than a celebratory showcase—it is the arena where hidden tensions surface and alliances are tested. The campus pulsates with youthful ambition, political fervor, and an undercurrent of rivalry that promises to shape the lives of its students long after the final applause fades.

Xavier Coutinho, a charismatic final‑year student whose reputation is as much defined by his academic promise as by a reckless flirtation with narcotics, finds his world tilted when he is forced to present while still under the haze of his habits. Across the hall, Yuvaraj—a fresh first‑year who has already resisted the bruising tradition of ragging—has carved out a small but fierce following among his peers. Their shared past as schoolmates creates a brittle bond that threatens to snap as the festival’s competitions bring their respective groups into direct conflict.

The campus political landscape adds another layer of intrigue. Gayathri, a fiery student leader, channels the voices of marginalized castes through her party Awaaz, while her close confidante Ambika stands beside her in the fight for equality. Opposite them, Siddhi—the daughter of a rising regional figure—maneuvers through student elections with the poise of someone eyeing a larger stage, her own personal history with Ambika adding a subtle, unresolved tension.

Against this backdrop of vibrant celebrations, clashing ideologies, and lingering personal histories, the film paints a portrait of youthful intensity. It invites the audience to wonder how the intertwining ambitions, grudges, and loyalties will shape the characters’ journeys, all while the campus itself hums with the promise—and danger—of change.

Last Updated: December 27, 2025 at 11:27