Sukran

Ravi Shankar and Sandhya, college students in Dindigul, share a tender and ambitious love. Sandhya's troubling home life, with her uncle's inappropriate attention, casts a shadow over their days. The couple clings to the belief that they will someday marry and vows to build a life together despite the obstacles around them.

When Sandhya's stepmother learns of the affair, she meddles with increasing audacity. Ravi's caring father steps in and sends the couple to Chennai for safety, hoping to give them a fresh start. The move marks a shift from their personal dream toward a precarious new safety plan.

During a tense phone check-in, Ravi's father is killed by Sandhya's stepmother, turning protective intervention into a brutal act of violence. The tragedy leaves Ravi and Sandhya facing a harsher reality and a future shadowed by loss. The sense of safety they sought is replaced by danger and distrust.

ACP Mahesh, a corrupt police officer, falsely accuses Ravi of murdering his own father, driven by a manipulation based on a complaint from Sandhya's stepmother. Ravi is thrown behind bars, while Sandhya seeks relief through the judicial system. The case signals a collapse of faith in the system and fairness.

Sandhya approaches Judge Needhi Manikkam to seek justice, but the judge wields his power for leverage, coercing Sandhya into a compromising demand and forcing her to act against her will. The confrontation marks the erosion of trust in the legal system as Sandhya is subjected to abuse.

In a brutal turn, Sandhya endures a grave violation at the hands of Mahesh, Manikkam, and Tamil Kumaran inside a palace. An honest police officer manages to release Ravi, who races toward Sandhya to intervene. The pursuit leads to a chaotic confrontation where Ravi is beaten and thrown into the gallows, while Sandhya lies unconscious from the trauma.

An honest officer's intervention allows Ravi to reach Sandhya, but a chaotic chase follows and both are left battered and unconscious. The rescue attempt underscores the fragility of their hope in a system that seems stacked against them.

On the beach, Sukran, a criminal lawyer, arrives with a philosophy of resilience and a plan to move forward. He urges them to value life, secure work, marry, and build a new life after their losses. Guided by his counsel, they begin to map out a fresh path toward stability.

Guided by Sukran's counsel, the couple finds jobs, saves money, marries, and moves into a modest home. They begin to reclaim normalcy and hope after the harrowing experiences. The new start is imperfect but marks a turning point toward stability.

Sandhya faces renewed harassment by Mahesh, Manikkam, and Kumaran and is arrested on prostitution charges. Ravi fights for bail, but the legal battle remains uphill. The couple's fragile reprieve is threatened by the return of a hostile past.

Rumors spread that Ravi shot Mahesh, Manikkam, Kumaran, and Sandhya's stepmother, and the couple escapes from the courtroom with Sandhya toward an uncertain future. The line between justice and vigilante action grows murky as public perception swirls.

Sukran returns with key evidence and pushes for a decisive verdict, demanding that Minister Janardhanan be publicly punished with a naked hanging at Marina Beach. The courtroom grows tense as judges debate the limits of jurisdiction and due process.

When the judge objects, Sukran takes the law into his own hands and murders Janardhanan to deliver a stark statement of accountability. He then surrenders to the police, arguing that while Janardhanan was corrupt, murder in front of the court is not justice and harms the system.