As a young Indian girl born outside caste, Thulasi is trying to box her way out of poverty, but the struggle for an independent life is hardest outside the ring.

As a young Indian girl born outside caste, Thulasi's life is in many ways pre-determined. She is expected to get married when her parents tell her to and accept her place at the very bottom of the ladder. But Thulasi dreams of a different life. She doesn't want a husband. She wants be free, and enters the boxing ring to fight for independence. Through a sports program, young athletes in India can be recruited for government jobs within the police or railways. Thulasi's talent is unquestionable. She has an impressive track record, but after ten years she is still stuck at the bottom. Because of her background, she has not been given the opportunities she deserves and it's primarily the head of the boxing association, who's standing between Thulasi and her dream. He's a powerful man, selecting the girls for competitions and recommending them for jobs, but he expects something in return. Thulasi is depending on his help, but she has no money and she refuses to be exploited. As Thulasi is one year away from turning 25, time is running out. The sports quota has a deadline and Thulasi is preparing for the last and crucial season. But does a girl like her really stand a chance against a powerful and corrupt superior? Will she eventually get that job, resist the pressure from her family and be able to live life on her own terms? Only one thing is certain. She is willing to risk everything to achieve her goal.—Fri Film

As a young, Indian girl, born outside caste, Thulasi is expected to follow a certain path, get married and accept her position at the very bottom of the social ladder. But Thulasi is different. She wants to be in control of her own destiny and is literally willing to fight for her independence.—Anonymous