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Ridhima travels to a remote village in Andhra Pradesh to meet the professor who invented the new drug. The professor leaves a note that he will return late and asks her to wait. Madhav Rao, a junior advocate supervising the patent sale, also arrives at the lonely resort where the events will unfold.

Madhav Rao is a depressed, frustrated junior advocate who dislikes his profession. He is a married man tormented by his taunting wife Sudha. He carries a somber mood as he oversees the patent sale at the resort.

In the professor's lonely resort, Ridhima and Madhav start talking and gradually become friends. They share small jokes and confidences while waiting for the professor. The contrast between her free spirit and his gray routine creates an unusual bond.

To pass time, Ridhima offers a challenge paying thirty thousand rupees to anyone who entertains her for at least an hour. Madhav agrees and then improvises a prank by acting as a psycho, which hurts Ridhima but does not break their budding friendship. He also reveals that he once tried acting for five years but failed and became a junior advocate.

To kill more time, Madhav suggests staging a play about a husband and wife who are divorcing. Ridhima is not very interested at first, but she agrees to go along with it to pass the time until the professor arrives. The plan sets the stage for their evolving dynamic.

Madhav begins the improvisation but stops the play when Ridhima shows disinterest, hurting him personally. The interruption sparks a moment of tension between them, revealing how seriously he takes the exercise. Ridhima apologizes later as they continue waiting for the professor.

Madhav prepares a lavish lunch filled with Ridhima’s favorites, trying to lift the mood. After the meal, she confesses that she cannot act, and Madhav encourages her to gain confidence and try again. They resume the same play with renewed resolve.

In the play they name themselves Sandhya and Subba Rao and begin discussing their relationship, hinting at a possible patch up or separation. Madhav is unsettled by lines that remind him of his wife Sudha, which frustrates him. The performance begins to blur the line between acting and reality.

As the act progresses, Sandhya confesses that she loves Sanjay and is waiting for him. Madhav presses about their son Shambu, and Sandhya replies that they should die together in a well. The argument escalates and Madhav becomes increasingly furious.

Madhav reveals his own deep love for Sandhya and speaks of sacrifices he has made. Ridhima realizes the confrontation has turned real and that Madhav is dangerously consumed by his feelings. The situation spirals toward a destructive moment.

Ridhima understands that the performance has crossed into real emotion and that Madhav is grasping for control over his life and love. She becomes distressed by the gravity of what is unfolding under their act. The room feels charged with dangerous intensity.

Ridhima claps and stops the violent turn, insisting that it was only a drama. Madhav regains his senses, apologizing for his actions and acknowledging how far the performance has gone. The moment marks a turning point as they try to separate fiction from reality.

They laugh at their act and reset their perspective, momentarily forgetting their troubles. The professor finally returns to claim his task, bringing the events to a close. The film ends with the professor's arrival as the emotional tension dissipates.