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 The electricity in the house has gone off, the candles are out, and faces are barely visible. If there's one sign for Ammu that the police inspector she's going to marry is a shady guy, this is it. Ammu (Aishwarya Lekshmi) initially has no reason to complain. Ravi (Naveen Chandra) builds up marital passion. His colleagues marvel at Ammu's dedication. I will cut in two the man who dares to harass my wife, the husband declares that he soon begins to harass his wife. Ravi's dark side is expressed in the purple bruises he leaves on Ammu's body. He has a way of making Ammu feel responsible for the violence, a familiar trap that director Charukesh Sekar's script and Padmavathi Malladi's dialogue deftly brings out. The Telugu-language Ammu, which premiered on Amazon Prime Video, finally finds a solution to Ammu's plight in the form of Prabhu (Bobby Simha), a paroled convict. If Simha is an unusual casting choice, the suggestion that a story of domestic abuse m...