Neru

Sara, a blind sculpture artist, perceives the world through the texture of clay beneath her fingers. Her reality fractures when she survives a brutal assault, thrusting her into the daunting arena of the Indian legal system. Denied the primary sense of sight, she must navigate a labyrinth of deceit and procedure, where her heightened hearing, touch, and memory become her only tools for justice. Facing powerful opposition eager to exploit her vulnerability, Sara's fight transforms from a personal quest into a profound test of human resilience, challenging the very definitions of evidence and truth in a world built for the sighted.