Uyare

Pallavi Raveendran pursues her dream of becoming a pilot and gains admission into a pilot training center in Mumbai. Her demanding schedule strains her relationship with Govind Balakrishnan, who becomes controlling and toxic. After a heated confrontation in front of her friends, she tells him to get out of her life.

The day after their confrontation, Govind attacks Pallavi by throwing acid, disfiguring her face and threatening her eyesight. Her flight license is revoked as a consequence of the injuries. The assault marks a brutal turning point in Pallavi's life.

Govind is arrested in connection with the acid attack, but the case is dismissed for lack of evidence. Pallavi faces a new wave of public scrutiny while still rebuilding her life. The legal setback leaves her uncertain about a return to aviation.

A friend from Pallavi's academy asks her to join on a flight for moral support. During the journey, she encounters Vishal Rajashekharan, an influential businessman who offers encouragement and treats her with kindness. The encounter plants the seed for a potential future in aviation under Vishal's influence.

After the flight, Vishal decides to hire Pallavi as a cabin crew member, despite his father’s initial objections. He publicly announces the decision at a press conference, exposing Pallavi's story to the public. Pallavi is furious about the publicity, and her father urges her to give Vishal a chance, which she eventually agrees to by starting training as an air hostess.

With her father's blessing and Vishal's support, Pallavi begins formal training as an air hostess. She faces the daunting task of re-entering aviation after the attack, gradually rebuilding confidence in her abilities. The team around her helps her adapt to the demanding new role.

On her first flight as cabin crew, a passenger gives her a comforting hug, offering warmth amid the staring eyes of other travelers. Vishal confesses his growing feelings for her, but Pallavi respectfully declines, valuing their friendship. The moment marks a fragile new connection in her recovery.

On Pallavi's next flight, Govind boards as a passenger and pressures her to withdraw her complaint, arguing that stigma will ruin his future. She refuses, and in a tense moment she douses him with a glass of cold water. After landing, Govind files a complaint against her.

Vishal asks Pallavi to apologize for the incident, but she refuses to back down. Unable to reconcile, Vishal sacks her from the cabin crew, ending her brief return to service. The decision underscores the fragile position she occupies in the eyes of the airline leadership.

That night Pallavi's father confronts Govind for his actions and severely beats him in retaliation. The brutal act reflects Pallavi's family's protective stance and their frustration with the consequences of Govind's violence. Govind's fate remains uncertain, hinting at a continuing legal battle.

The following day a captain collapses mid-flight, and the inexperienced co-pilot panics. Pallavi, still partially sighted, takes control of the plane and lands it safely despite protests from the control tower. The crisis demonstrates her skill and resolve in the face of adversity.

Realizing the likely unfavorable verdict in the case, Govind attempts to take his own life and ends up in critical condition. His fate remains uncertain, underscoring the severe consequences of his actions. Pallavi's resilience contrasts his self-destruction.

On the morning of Pallavi's last flight, she meets Vishal to thank him for giving her the chance to fly. Their encounter signals a lingering professional bond and mutual respect for what she has achieved.

During the final flight, a boy thanks Pallavi for saving his father, and many passengers on board are those who had been on the affected flight. Vishal is seen with them, highlighting ongoing support and a sense of closure for Pallavi's journey.