Meera

Meera is in college and pregnant, nearing labour, and the film frames her life as a flashback she will recount. She explains that this moment is prompting her to tell the story of how she arrived here. The setup establishes the personal stakes and the tone of the narrative.

A young man named Jeeva falls in love with Meera, but she despises him and engineers his expulsion from college. Their clashes spark a long-running feud that colors their relationship. This creates the initial tension that drives the backstory.

After a fight with Jeeva near her house, Meera goes for a walk and witnesses a woman being killed by a policeman. The shock of the crime pushes her to seek help by reporting it to the authorities. This traumatic event marks the moment the danger begins to close in.

At the police station, the officer whom Meera reports to turns out to be the murderer. Realizing the danger from her testimony, she becomes a targeted witness. The revelation subverts the idea of law enforcement protecting her.

The murderer sends goons to her house to silence the sole witness. Meera escapes the initial attack, but the threat to her life remains constant. The pursuit forces her to go on the run.

Jeeva goes to Meera's house and confronts the attackers. A fight ensues, and the maid is beaten before Jeeva defeats the goons. The maid encourages him to pursue Meera, fueling their decision to run.

Meera and Jeeva find themselves chased by six professional killers hired by the murderer. They dodge ambushes across different locations as danger closes in. The momentum of the chase escalates the stakes for both of them.

The couple is briefly arrested by a comedic policeman, providing a moment of levity amid danger. They escape custody and keep running from the killers. The uneasy balance of humor and threat persists through their flight.

They seek refuge with a Blacksmith who helps them break free from handcuffs, giving them a temporary chance to regroup. A brutal shootout follows, nearly ending their lives. The encounter underscores the relentless danger they face.

Meera initially leaves Jeeva but has a change of heart and returns to him. The goons capture them and tie them together on train tracks, forcing a desperate escape. After breaking free, Meera finally confesses her love for Jeeva.

They end up in the ocean and wash up near the house of a boy named Jesu and his grandfather. They seek refuge there, and Meera grows closer to Jesu. This house becomes a fragile new shelter amid the danger.

As Jesu's birthday approaches, the goons kill the family dog to draw Meera out of hiding. The chase drives Meera and Jesu to flee on his bike into the forest, deepening the peril. The emotional tension spikes as the threat closes in.

During the escape, Meera and Jesu crash the bike; Jesu is killed in the crash. The loss devastates Meera and strengthens Jeeva's resolve to take vengeance on the murderer. The tragedy reshapes the mission from survival to revenge.

Jeeva hunts down and kills the goons in gruesome ways. A final showdown occurs between the murderer and Jeeva, with the murderer initially gaining the upper hand. Meera shoots the murderer and Jeeva completes the act by setting him on fire.

In the climactic finale, the murderer is defeated as Meera shoots him and Jeeva sets him on fire. A group photo captures the survivors, and in a closing twist, Meera goes into labour. The film ends on a note of new life after a torrent of violence.