Savi

Nakul Sachdeva works as a construction worker while his wife Savi keeps their home for their son Adi. They live in Liverpool, where Nakul endures racist harassment from his boss Stephanie Fowler. The couple's ordinary life is upended when a murder accusation targets Nakul.

Police arrive one morning and accuse Nakul of killing his boss Stephanie Fowler. He is found guilty at trial and sentenced to life, despite pleading not guilty. The case hinges on physical links like Nakul's fingerprint on the murder weapon and Stephanie's blood on his clothes.

Savi believes Nakul is innocent and fights to prove him wrongfully convicted. The prosecution presents strong evidence linking Nakul to the crime, including his fingerprint on the extinguisher and Stephanie's blood on his clothes. She begins to realize that the case against him is complicated and may hinge on motive rather than truth.

Nakul narrates that he only bumped into an unknown man at the crime scene. He claims the killer had blood on their clothes and dropped a button, while he found a fire extinguisher on the road and left his fingerprint on it. He asserts that if a button is found, his story would prove his innocence, but no such evidence is discovered.

Nakul's appeal is rejected, and Savi struggles to support the family as she cannot find steady work. Hope dwindles as the legal battle stretches on. The couple must confront the reality that Nakul may spend his life behind bars.

Desperate to free Nakul, Savi visits Joydeep Paul, a notorious criminal who has escaped from jail seven times. Paul lays out a plan involving fake passports, a stash of money, and a destination with no UK extradition treaty. Savi commits to the risky jailbreak and begins arranging the details.

Nakul is bullied by a drug-smuggling gang in prison, attacked, and placed in solitary confinement for a month. The attackers threaten to kill him if he reports them, but Nakul refuses to withdraw his complaint. The clock ticks toward a critical three-day window before the attackers are released.

With pressure mounting, Savi robs two drug dealers to raise money for the plan. A subsequent gunfight results in the dealers' deaths, and Savi becomes a suspect in the incident. The danger of the jailbreak escalates as police close in.

A medical team collects prisoners' blood samples; Savi sneaks into their truck and swaps Nakul's report with a fake one claiming he needs hospitalization. The jail sends him to the hospital, where Savi forcibly takes him away at gunpoint. They then slip into the night, with the police closing the net.

Police find documents detailing their jailbreak plan at Savi's home and rush to intercept them as they plan to flee via Manchester Airport with fake passports. The chase highlights how close they are to leaving the country.

At Manchester Airport, officers discover there is no flight to Marrakesh and the couple never boards. The pair have slipped away earlier by ferry, having misled the police and slipped out of the UK. The deception increases the mystery of their new life abroad.

Impressed by Savi's determination, Officer Ayesha Hassan re-examines the crime scene and discovers a sewer button. The clue suggests Nakul's account may be true and hints at his innocence. It marks a turning point in the investigation.

In Chandigarh, India, Nakul's father receives an invitation from Savi, revealing that they have settled in Bulgaria. The couple has started a new life abroad, far from the UK case that changed everything. The invitation signals a hopeful but fragile end to their former life.

Joydeep Paul is arrested by police just as he is about to begin telling a sensational Savitri story. His arrest closes another chapter of the jailbreak saga and leaves the fate of the plan more uncertain.