Karthi, a quiet young man raised in a rigid Christian orphanage, is cast out after a moment of forbidden closeness. Believing adulthood might offer liberation, he flees, searching for a life beyond surveillance and shame.

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Years later, working at a windmill outpost on Tamil Nadu's arid coast, he constructs a careful facade, hiding behind fragile gestures of normalcy. But his need for connection, buried under economic precarity, sexual confusion, and inherited guilt, begins to resurface. Desire, deception, and betrayal slowly collide, and as surveillance and judgment creep back into his life, his inner world begins to distort. The emotional scaffolding fractures.

The vast landscapes he once sought refuge in now reflect only his desolation. The freedom he imagined feels further away than ever.