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The narrative unfolds in the contemporary era, reflecting modern urban life in India: social media, legal proceedings, and public discourse about consent and violence shape the characters' lives and the courtroom drama.

New Delhi serves as the backdrop for a contemporary legal drama. The story unfolds across a shared apartment, a hospital, a resort, and public spaces within the city, highlighting social tensions, gender dynamics, and political connections.

⚖️ Consent

The film centers on the question of consent and autonomy, challenging regressive assumptions about women and morality. It scrutinizes how power, media narratives, and legal procedures intersect to determine guilt or innocence. Through courtroom arguments and personal testimony, the story argues that No means no. It highlights the importance of clear boundaries and respectful agency in intimate encounters.

🗣️ Voice

The women's voices are foregrounded against a backdrop of social stigma and institutional bias. The courtroom becomes a stage where testimony, courage, and solidarity counters silencing tropes. Deepak's defense and the women’s accounts push for accountability and systemic change. The narrative emphasizes that speaking out can alter the course of justice.

🎭 Stigma

Societal judgment and concerns about reputation threaten to derail justice for the survivors and to shield the perpetrators. The story critiques how appearances and gossip influence perception, while shining a light on the resilience of those seeking truth. It exposes how gender norms can pressure victims into silence and complicate public opinion.