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10 years later, Manu gets released from jail and starts to build his life again. However, the memories of Priya haunt him and he is forced to enter her life again. A new life with Surabhi and memories of Priya along with it form plot.

A decade since his release from prison, Manu emerges into a world still haunted by memories of his lost love, Priya. Their dreams shattered, he struggles to rebuild his life while battling an unyielding obsession with Priya. Desperate to reconnect, he manipulates his way into her life, only to find her transformed as a wife and mother, leaving him grappling with the bitter reality of her present.

In his quest for solace, Manu forms a complex bond with Surabhi, a sex worker. Initially projecting his idealized image of Priya onto her, Manu soon discovers Surabhi's strength and independence, offering him a fresh perspective on love devoid of possessiveness.

Delving deeper into Priya's world, Manu faces the consequences of his past actions, strained relationships with his brother Akash, and the resentment of Priya's husband, Gautham. Through introspection, he uncovers the root of his obsession, realizing the need to accept responsibility for his mistakes and release his possessive hold on Priya.

Seeking forgiveness and reconciliation, Manu makes amends with Akash, Priya, and Gautham, embracing a new purpose as a mentor to young minds at a school. His bond with Surabhi remains strong, grounded in mutual respect and support, while his love for Priya finds closure in her happiness.

Sapta Sagaradaache Ello - Side B offers a nuanced exploration of love, loss, forgiveness, and redemption, challenging societal perceptions of sex work and highlighting the strength and agency of individuals like Surabhi. Through symbolism and metaphor, the film reflects Manu's emotional journey and invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences of love and acceptance in the face of life's complexities.