
Sohini Sarkar

Five interrelated women and the men in their lives, each having a separate tale and contrasting behaviour, experience catastrophic life events, which leads to introspection in the city of Kolkata. In this dog-eat-dog-world, where karma is just around the corner and where time waits for none, we follow the characters on their journey of love, lust, passion, revenge and redemption.
Vijay plays Thalapathy Vetri Kondan (TVK), a former police officer who chooses a quieter life after a troubled past. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he becomes the guardian of Viji, the daughter of two police officers who sacrificed their lives in service. Determined to give her a secure future, Vetri takes on the role of both protector and mentor. However, his attempt to escape his past fails when a former colleague, once a trusted friend, returns with a desire for revenge, forcing Vetri to confront old wounds and unfinished battles.
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