Yashoda and Murali haven't spoken in years despite living in the same house, in the shadow of their long-forgotten love. When Yashoda begins to show symptoms of the virus, the couple is forced to confront their distance and navigate complex emotions.

When she receives news of her father's death, 30-year-old Shobi, a dispassionate woman battling her own existential crisis, travels to her hometown Pondicherry; where she discovers what it means to feel alive again, through the redemptive power of the acceptance of grief.