| Director | Narendra nath |
|---|---|
| Genre | drama film |
| Country | India |
Manasa Samyuktha, a woman with big goals from a middle-class family, moves to the US after her brother Arjun gets a job there. She dreams of setting up her own tea business in the US as promised to her late grandfather Dr. Vishwanath and to continue his legacy, but her family does not agree due to the risks involved in running a business. Manasa leaves home after a fight with her mother and brother after turning down Vijay Anand's marriage proposal.
Manasa meets Vikram, a venture capitalist, and pitches her business idea. Vikram is impressed and invests in Manasa’s business. Manasa opens her first tea café named “Miss India” in the US along with her friends and attains popularity quickly. Over time, she expands the outlets to other parts of the US. This angers Kailash Sivakumar (KSK), who owns a chain of coffee shops in the US. KSK does not like women growing in business, and he views Manasa’s tea business as a serious threat to his coffee shops. He waits for an opportunity to destroy Manasa’s business.
Padma, one of Manasa’s friends, brings a new business deal for Miss India, where they need to supply a large quantity of tea ingredients for a retailer in the US, but only on a credit basis. Manasa decides to take the risk by accepting the offer much against Vikram’s advice. However, after a few weeks, Manasa realizes that the retailer has deferred the payment and she has been cheated, leading to a cash crunch at Miss India. Manasa finds that Padma is the traitor and goes to meet her. Padma reveals that she did this on KSK’s orders in return for a large sum of money. However, Manasa has a hidden camera, which she uses to record Padma’s confession and release it to the media.
Manasa requests the public to financially help her and promises that each person helping her would be a shareholder in Miss India. She receives a good amount of money from the public and revives her business. In the end, KSK ends up bankrupt.