Season

The film spans 1982 to 1988, tracing Jeevan's rise, fall, and return to the criminal path. The early 80s setting emphasizes a rough, opportunistic crime world with limited forensics. By 1988, Jeevan is in prison again, planning a jailbreak that will redefine his vengeance. The period's social mood underlines corruption, wealth accumulation, and the blurred lines between business and crime.

Kovalam is depicted as a sunlit coastal town where Jeevan runs a restaurant and moves smuggled goods. The lighthouse and other coastal locations become key settings in the criminal dealings. Central jail features prominently as Jeevan's fate is shaped by legal troubles, including a partial conviction and eventual escape. Goa is shown as the backdrop for the heroin deal and the wider reach of the operation.

🔒 Crime & Consequences

Wealth and influence pull Jeevan into illegal ventures that entangle him in murders and a calculated jailbreak. The story shows how crime creates a cycle of violence and retribution that haunts all involved. The escalation from smuggling to murder demonstrates the irreversible costs of a criminal path.

🗝️ Betrayal

Two youths entangled in a drug deal are pulled into a web of trust and treachery. Loyalties shift as wealth and danger separate friends, leading to fatal outcomes. The characters’ decisions reveal how easily trust can be exploited in high-stakes crime.

🔥 Revenge

Jeevan’s hidden motive unfolds as a relentless drive to end Fabien, revealing a calculated pursuit of vengeance. The plan culminates in a violent confrontation that redefines power dynamics between the characters. Revenge in this story is not just personal; it reshapes the plot’s course.

🏛️ Justice & Ambition

The justice system is portrayed as flawed, allowing Jeevan to manipulate outcomes and extract leverage. His jailbreak underscores ambition overpowering law, presenting a morally grey landscape where victory is achieved through cunning. The film probes whether true justice can exist in a world where crime pays.