Innale

A girl is found injured during a bus journey to religious sites across India. The accident knocks her unconscious and she is rushed to a hill station hospital. Doctors later declare that the trauma has caused amnesia, erasing her identity and past from memory.

In the hill station hospital, doctors confirm that the girl suffers from amnesia following the accident. She forgets who she is and loses memories of her life before the crash. The diagnosis sets the stage for a journey of self-discovery and adaptation.

She struggles with memories and questions about who she is as she moves forward. Sharath Menon becomes her protector, guiding her through the vulnerability of amnesia and offering support in a confusing new world.

With Sharath's protection, she accepts a new identity and is christened Maya. Sharath's care marks a turning point in her journey toward reclaiming agency. She gains courage to move forward despite the ongoing uncertainty.

Dr. Sandhya, the doctor who treated Maya, offers comfort and approves her new path. She worries about what the future holds but allows Maya to embrace the change. Her support becomes a framework for Maya’s fledgling independence.

Sandhya resolves to meet anyone who might claim to be Maya's family in order to help her find belonging. She hopes to uncover if Maya has surviving relatives who could validate her status.

Sharath brings actors to make Dr. Sandhya believe Maya has parents. The aim is to obtain Sandhya's consent to marry Maya, leveraging the illusion of traditional family support. The plan reveals a morally ambiguous tactic in their race toward securing their future.

Meanwhile, Dr. Narendran, a scientist based in the United States, intensifies his search for his missing wife, Gauri. He pursues leads with friends and resources, eventually hearing about a hill-station accident victim who might be her. The parallel storyline begins to converge with Maya’s fate.

Narendran contacts Sandhya during her birthday party and is told about Maya’s engagement to Sharath. Sandhya is shocked by the connection and informs Sharath of the call, while Narendran’s memories of his wife grow nostalgic.

The three main characters meet, and Narendran is left speechless as Maya speaks to him as a stranger. He concludes that she has become a new person and that revealing the truth about his wife would cause her sorrow. The encounter seals a fragile, unresolved ambiguity.

Narendran asks whether she is the person he has been looking for, but he shakes his head and refuses to confirm her identity. He decides to let Maya live in her present reality, avoiding a painful truth for now. This choice preserves her fragile happiness but leaves unspoken histories intact.

Narendran leaves abruptly, not sharing the wedding photos he carries with Sharath. Maya and Sharath watch him go in bewilderment, and the tea she brewed remains untouched. The scene closes on their stunned faces and the lingering sense of past lives left behind.