Nooru Sami

Selvi, a widowed mother, dedicates herself fully to nurturing her two sons in a traditional, conservative village. Over the years, she begins to feel the weight of an unfulfilled life, prompting her to question long-standing customs and norms. Confronted with intense resistance from family and community members who oppose any deviation from tradition, Selvi faces a pivotal decision: to conform to societal expectations or to pursue her own happiness and personal fulfillment.