Vakeel Saab

Pallavi, Zareena, and Divya are stranded when their car breaks down on a Hyderabad highway at night. Viswa offers them a lift, but Bunty and Viswa rush an injured Vamsi to a hospital, leaving the women shaken. The incident foreshadows the danger looming over them.

Back home, Vamsi seeks revenge and threatens the women. The powerful connections of Vamsi's father MP Korentla Rajendra influence the local police to discourage any formal complaint. As a result, Zareena loses her job, showing how fear silences the victims.

A few days later Pallavi is kidnapped by Vamsi's friends and is subjected to threats, blackmail, and molestation inside a moving car. They drop her back at her home, leaving her traumatized and fearful. Her assault marks the escalation of Vamsi's vendetta.

Shortly after the attack, Pallavi is arrested on a complaint from Vamsi who brands the women as prostitutes and accuses Pallavi of attempted murder. The charges hinge on reputational attacks rather than clear evidence. The arrest underscores the systemic bias facing the women.

Zareena and Divya meet Satyadev, an apparently alcoholic man who suggests emergency bail. He is revealed to be a former reputable lawyer who was suspended after harming a colleague in court, adding complexity to his character. The meeting establishes the opponent they will rely on.

After an attack by Rajendra's men motivates him, Satyadev agrees to represent Pallavi. He has to overcome his own demons and disbelief in his abilities. His decision marks a turning point in the defense strategy.

In court, Vamsi's lawyer Nanda Gopal argues that the women exploited the men they encountered and demands money for sexual favors. Pallavi's character is attacked to undermine her defense and justify the alleged assault as mutual misconduct. The argument tests the facts and credibility of the witnesses.

Satyadev counters with consent and a woman's right to say no, shaping the core defense. He exposes police collusion with Vamsi, revealing inconsistencies in the complaint timeline. The defense highlights delays in arrest and casts doubt on the investigators.

In a heated moment, Vamsi admits that the women 'got what they deserved,' revealing his anger and moral compromise. Satyadev's cross-examination strengthens Pallavi's case as he exposes double standards applied to women. The courtroom mood shifts as the defense gains credibility.

During the trial, Siva and his men attack the women on a train, but they fend them off and return to court to continue the proceedings. The violent interruption tests the witnesses' resolve and the resilience of the defense team. The attack reinforces the stakes of the case.

The women are acquitted while Vamsi, Bunty, and Siva face pending sentences; Viswa is let off with a warning. The verdict affirms the no means no ethos and the victims' credibility. The outcome also signals consequences for the attackers.

Post-trial, Satyadev resumes his legal career helping ordinary people, signaling a return to purpose. Zareena regains her job, Pallavi gets engaged, and Divya moves into her newly constructed home, marking a hopeful new chapter for each woman.