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Chinna, Ganga's brother and a few villagers, gets drawn into Mukhalingam's sly plans, convinced that money holds the key. Venturing into the dangerous sea with fellow boys, uncertain of what the future holds for him. Ganga pours out her sorrow to a journalist, whose viral video sparks national outrage and hope. Braving the waves alone, she launches a protest that slowly draws supporters, forcing powerful tycoon Naren Shaw to offer compensation amid growing pressure, but is it enough to end the nightmare? Far away at Mandhi prison, Badiri glimpses the video through Fathima's kindness, learning of Ganga's brave fight for their release. Will their collective courage liberate the captives, or will malevolent forces prevail?

Warden Saleem offers a brief respite to the weary fishermen toiling under the scorching sun in prison. Sekhar shares hopeful news with Ganga about the fishermen's impending release. She receives a call to the MP's office. Ganga finally reads Badiri's message, a wave of distress washes over her, stirring unspoken fears and long-buried emotions. Swaroop arrives at Mandhi prison with life-changing news: some inmates will soon walk free. Joy erupts among a few, while others are gripped by uncertainty, leaving hearts torn between hope and despair... What fates await them now?

A year after the fishermen from Matsyawada vanish into Pakistani custody, their families teeter on the edge of despair, haunted by government silence. Ganga stares at the relentless sea, tears blurring memories of lost joy with Badiri. Deep in the prison's shadowed halls, old ties resurface when guard Saleem crosses paths with Badiri, stirring buried debts and whispers of peril from lurking threats. As tensions ignite and rivalries simmer, humanity's fragile threads are tested, leaving Badiri's fate hanging in uncertainty. Fragile hope arrives with letters from across the divide, carried by postman Saidulu, evoking tears of relief and hidden pain. Will the captives break free, or will mounting shadows consume them all?

In the quiet village of Matsyawada, panic spreads like wildfire when Collector Vandana Mishra arrives with grim news: local fishermen have been arrested, their fate hanging by a thread. Seven days later, determined Ganga turns to Sekhar for a loan to aid Mukhalingam in the rescue efforts, and together they head to Visakhapatnam. At the collector's office, they learn the government is pushing hard to bring the men home, but whispers of needing higher help from state and central ministers stir more unease. As Ganga reaches out to Mukhalingam, a shocking encounter unveils layers of deceit that shatter trust and ignite fury. Will the fishermen ever return, or is a darker truth lurking just out of reach?

The group of Indian fishermen see their world collapse when they are arrested in Karachi and handed over to local police. While being transported, their situation turns catastrophic when a nearby bomb explodes. In the ensuing chaos, the van overturns, and a fisherman named Chenchaiah is separated from his friends, lost and disoriented on the hostile city streets. The remaining fishermen are taken before a judge and falsely accused of being connected to the blast, and they are all sent to the grim Mandhi prison. Back in the village, they find out about their loved ones trapped in jail and are shattered. Chinna's secrets are unravelled. It's a race against time to see if the fishermen can be reunited before the prison walls consume them.

We open with a flashback that shows Badiri's father on his deathbed. Days blur into nights as he waits, clinging to memories of his childhood; his father

Ganga receives a call from Badiri, and she finds out about their treacherous journey to Gujarat. Ganga

Every fishing season, harsh conditions drive fishermen from a remote Andhra Pradesh village to Gujarat for work. Unbeknownst to them, this year's currents sweep them across borders into wrongful imprisonment in Pakistan. As they struggle for survival, they forge unexpected friendships, form new bonds, and confront deadly foes. Will they survive and return home?