Neru

In the courtroom’s closing moments, Vijayamohan forces the defense to let Sara prove her artistic skill. She is given just a few minutes to feel a hidden face and sculpt it. When the subject is revealed to be Rajashekhar—the very lawyer who has been trying to discredit her—her carving matches his features perfectly, silencing the claim that she could not have identified her attacker.

The judge, convinced by this undeniable proof, declares Michael Joseph guilty on all counts. He receives a life sentence and a fine, while Sara is awarded compensation for the trauma she endured. The verdict restores Vijayamohan’s reputation after his earlier suspension, and he walks away with a renewed belief in his ability to fight for justice.

Sara exits the courtroom unscarred by the veil of shame that had once cloaked her, head held high and without her customary scarf. Reporters lower their cameras out of respect, acknowledging the dignity she reclaimed. Although the wound of the assault will never fully fade, the judgment affirms that truth can outshine wealth and influence, leaving the film on a hopeful note where resilience and truth finally triumph.

Last Updated: September 15, 2025 at 18:26