The film adopts an interesting approach to storytelling, sometimes straightforward, other times experimental. The story is of Raman, a blind boy who now lives with his elder sister. He has recently moved in with her following the passing of his father, and dearly misses home as it once was. As we go deeper and deeper into his thoughts and experiences, a parallel narrative develops which is in direct contrast to his immediate reality. <br><br>
In these experiences, Raman’s life is not marked by a disability. Instead, he finds himself exploring the vast outdoors. There are also images that carry an underlying threat of mishap and injury that are woven with the rest of the unfolding drama. Even if sometimes a little obscure, and revealing a few hiccups in its dubbing, the endeavor maintains a tranquil tonality worthy of appreciation. 

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