The scene begins with a conversation between two police officers, Santosh and Pushpa, where Santosh shares a traumatic experience from her past when she was forced to participate in the Hindu festival of Holi by a group of boys who threw colors on her and touched her inappropriately. Pushpa encourages Santosh to be brave and not let her past define her.
The scene then shifts to another police officer, Karishma, who is also a victim of harassment during Holi. She and Santosh team up to take down the perpetrators, with the help of their colleagues.
Meanwhile, a sub-plot involves a character named Haseena, who is being wooed by a suitor who is trying to win her over with romantic gestures. However, his efforts are thwarted by Haseena's allergy to flowers.
The scene also features a comedic relief character, Ms. Pushpa, who is initially portrayed as a strict authority figure but later reveals a more playful side. She gets into a humorous exchange with her colleagues, who tease her about her inability to hear.
As the scene progresses, the police officers round up a group of young men who are suspected of harassing women during Holi. The men try to defend themselves, but the officers are not having it. The scene ends with the officers taking the men into custody and warning them about the consequences of their actions.
Throughout the scene, the themes of women's empowerment, consent, and the importance of respecting boundaries are emphasized. The police officers are portrayed as strong and capable women who are determined to keep their community safe and uphold the law.
1. Santosh was in her village on the day of Holi a few years ago.
2. A few boys surrounded Santosh outside her locality on that day.
3. The boys told Santosh it was okay to put colors on her on Holi.
4. Santosh asked the boys to stop, but they didn't listen to her.
5. The boys forced colors on Santosh and touched her.
6. Santosh has been hating Holi since the incident.
7. Santosh takes a leave every year on Holi and locks herself at home.
8. Santosh is a policewoman.
9. Karishma Singh is sent with Santosh for support.
10. Haseena is not a criminal.
11. Haseena is allergic to flowers.
12. Karishma Singh was misbehaved with by some boys who threw water balloons at her.
13. The same boys put color on Karishma Singh by force.
14. Santosh Sharma was also scared of the boys.
15. Ms. Pushpa can't hear after getting slapped by a boy.
16. Billu can hear again after getting slapped by Ms. Pushpa.
17. A mother-in-law slapped her daughter-in-law, which is a rare occurrence.
18. The police are rounding up 20-22 year old boys of medium height.
19. The boys are being taken to the police station for a routine inquiry.
20. It is a crime to put color on anyone without their consent during Holi celebrations.