Twist: They realize they’ve unknowingly recorded voice notes for each other years ago—Arjun once recorded a poetry clip for a college project; Ananya recorded a song reply. They never met. The cassette was a lost artifact.

Arjun wants to meet in person. Ananya fears reality will ruin the “voice magic” (inspired by her parents’ failed marriage—they fell in love over phone calls). They decide to keep communicating only via voice notes. But when Arjun accidentally hears her singing live at a temple festival, he falls harder. Ananya finally agrees to meet—but only if they recreate their first voice note conversation live on a rooftop at midnight.

He posts a snippet online (anonymous). The voice goes viral locally. A music teacher recognizes the humming style. Arjun traces it to a small recording studio near Basavanagudi. There, he meets Ananya —but she’s shy and denies it’s her. However, she admits she loves old voice notes and has a collection of anonymous male voices. One of them sounds exactly like Arjun .