Do Patti

The film begins with Saumya at a police station in Devipur, accusing her husband, Dhruv, of attempting to kill her. This dramatic scene sets the stage for the unfolding story of domestic abuse and betrayal.

Police officer Vidya Jyothi receives a call about domestic violence. Initially dismissed as a false alarm, it is later revealed by Maaji that she made the call out of deep concern for Saumya's well-being, who suffers abuse at the hands of her husband Dhruv.

Saumya meets Dhruv, the son of a minister and owner of a paragliding company. As their relationship develops, Saumya introduces him to her family, where her identical twin sister Shailee becomes enamored with Dhruv.

Shailee's infatuation with Dhruv creates a tension-filled dynamic, especially since Saumya has long been the center of attention due to her mental health struggles. This rivalry leads to complications in Saumya and Dhruv's marriage.

Despite dating Shailee, Dhruv marries Saumya under pressure from his family to have a 'homely' spouse. This decision stirs jealousy and resentment in Shailee, further intensifying the conflict between the sisters.

As the marriage progresses, Dhruv's violent tendencies surface, particularly when Saumya expresses a desire to have children. In one brutal incident, Dhruv pushes her down the stairs, leading to concern from police officer VJ.

Officer VJ investigates the sisters' rivalry and confronts Dhruv about his abusive behavior. Dhruv claims Saumya's fall was an accident, and though Saumya initially supports him, it is clear that tension brews beneath the surface.

Hoping for a romantic renewal, Saumya suggests a paragliding trip. However, tensions remain as Maaji seeks to gather critical evidence against Dhruv, who remains dismissive of her concerns regarding his behavior.

During a festive Holi celebration, Dhruv and Shailee share a flirtatious moment, igniting Saumya's jealousy. This event underscores the ongoing rivalry between the sisters and Dhruv's manipulative nature.

While paragliding, the harness fails, leading to a life-threatening situation. Saumya accuses Dhruv of intentionally loosening her harness, prompting police to arrest him under charges of attempted murder.

Following Saumya's testimony and evidence presented, Dhruv is convicted of attempted murder and domestic violence. This marked a pivotal moment in Saumya's life as she takes a stand against her abuser.

During her investigation, VJ begins to notice inconsistencies in the case. She realizes that Saumya and Shailee had swapped roles during the paragliding incident, revealing a deeper family dynamic of deception.

Upon confronting Saumya and Shailee, VJ learns about the long history of domestic abuse in the family. Shailee argues that their actions were justified, shedding light on their shared trauma and obsession with defeating each other.

In a poignant revelation, Saumya acknowledges that her silence about their mother's suffering was a mistake. VJ reflects on domestic violence as a systemic issue rather than a private one, underscoring the film's themes.

The film concludes with Saumya finding closure amidst the chaos. VJ's decision to withdraw her appeal signifies a complex moral understanding, revealing that justice does not always align with legalities.