Repeat Shoe

The time-travel shoes send the wearer back either 10 days or 10 minutes, depending on which shoe strikes the ground. When the left shoe hits the ground, the wearer goes back 10 days; when the right shoe hits the ground, they go back 10 minutes. Dileepan invented these shoes and used them to alter tragic events after Priya's death.

Dileepan tests the shoes during the initial police chase, establishing their mechanism before the later rescue.

During his escape attempt, Dileepan grabs Priya and threatens to harm her to force the police to back off. This desperate act reveals his panicked state, though it puts an innocent child in grave danger. He later regrets this decision when he travels back in time to prevent the chain of events it sets in motion.

This morally questionable decision haunts Dileepan and becomes the pivotal moment he tries to undo.

Maari, an aspiring rowdy seeking recognition, fires at the pursuing police officers from an elevated position to prove his toughness. However, his aim is poor and his shot strikes Dileepan instead of the officers. This accidental shooting creates chaos, allowing Priya to escape while leaving Dileepan wounded and vulnerable.

Maari's eagerness to prove himself as a tough criminal sets up this fateful mistake.

After the shooting chaos, Priya works at her father's cobbler stall the next day. Maari comes in as a customer asking her to repair his sentimental shoes. During the interaction, Priya loses Maari's shoe but finds Dileepan's hidden time-travel shoe and returns it to him, believing it would bring him luck.

The shoes were hidden in a bush during Dileepan's earlier escape, waiting to be found.

Priya's drunkard father sells her to a child trafficking ring for ₹100,000 (one lakh rupees). This brutal decision reflects his desperation for money and complete disregard for his daughter's welfare. The film depicts this as a horrifying act of parental betrayal that drives the central tragedy.

Priya's difficult home life with her alcoholic father is established early, hinting at her vulnerability.

In the original timeline, Priya is sold to traffickers by her father. Dileepan rescues the captive girls from the trafficking den, but Priya dies in the chaos of the confrontation. Her death devastates Dileepan and motivates him to use the time-travel shoes to go back and prevent this tragedy.

Dileepan's horror at discovering Priya's death drives his desperate decision to travel back in time.

After Priya's death, Dileepan persuades Maari to return the shoes. He travels back to the moment when he threatened the police with Priya. This time, he dodges Maari's bullet, lets Priya go free safely, and stops her father before he can sell her. He then intercepts the trafficking group and rescues all the girls, including Priya, changing the ending entirely.

The timeline reset occurs at the exact moment where everything went wrong.

After the rescue attempt, Maari arrives at the trafficking den and realizes the shoes belong to Dileepan. Though initially reluctant, he is moved by Priya's fate and Dileepan's pleas. He hands back the shoes, allowing Dileepan to travel back and try to save Priya and the other girls.

Maari's growing connection to Priya throughout the film makes him willing to help rather than keep the mysterious shoes.

Yes, in the altered timeline, Dileepan successfully intercepts the trafficking operation as it moves the girls. He confronts the criminals and frees all the victims, including Priya who is now safe with him. The film ends with Dileepan and Priya moving forward together while the other rescued girls are placed in protective care.

The time travel gives Dileepan the opportunity to prevent the tragedy entirely.

The film explores the ethical weight of time travel: Dileepan must live with the consequences of using an innocent child as a shield, and the timeline reset erases the original events including Maari's character growth. The movie suggests time travel can enable redemption but also forces difficult moral choices about who gets saved and what sacrifices are acceptable.

The bittersweet ending shows success but carries the emotional weight of the original tragedy.