Ria Fernandez, a Bar-Dancer is raped by three men. She files FIR with the local police station but loses the case in lower court. The defense lawyer Sanjay Ghosh articulated in court that Ria cannot be a rape victim because she is a Bar-Dancer as well as a Call-Girl. Unable to accept the judgment of lower Court, Ria goes to High Court where Samiran Sen, a renowned advocate is pleased to take-up her case. Samiran, is a promising, professional and to some extent wild egotistical opportunist. His family surrounds by Urmi, a very happy housewife and their only son. Urmi has sympathy for Ria but she does not admit to her way of life. Ria wins the case with the effort of Samiran. In the assembly of the party Samiran is revealing that he has taken the case for his own laurels and exposure. Urmi really socked and left the party. That night, Samiran raped Urmi without her consent.

Urmi write a letter on next morning to Samiran wherein she writes about her realization on last night. She realizes that women are actually imprisoning under the roof of dolls-house in male-dominated society. Urmi is walking into the street of city at night not knowing where her road ends.