The film follows a nonlinear trajectory in its plot and narratorial progression. The intent behind it is to show the significance and the potential of an unlikely moment of bonding between two even more unlikely characters. 
The story opens with a grieving father’s despondency and hopelessness after having lost his son. His wife had passed before the son’s passing, now leaving him completely alone and broken. After introducing this circumstance, the film presents Chaitanya and his jolly group of friends on the day of Diwali. 

The way the two narratives overlap thus becomes the primary driving force of Aamhi Doghe (Two of Us), a movement achieved with skill and thoughtfulness. In the process, it also offers a story of battling grief, coming to terms with it, and finally giving yourself permission to let go. All of it is further supplemented by strong, remarkable performances that ensure that the film’s intentions are realized and presented to the viewer with sincerity and impact.

Aamhi Doghe | Short Film Nominee

The narrative is an attempted commentary on homosexuality in India and the obstacles people have to overcome if they find themselves falling in love with the same gender. The approach it adopts for the same is a poetic one, invoking the idea of love being a sentiment everyone has a right to. The story is primarily of three characters and how they navigate their way around sexuality and love triangles. It further strives to remind the viewer that it's never too late to arrive at the truth society may have led you to deny or be unaware of all along. After all, in the end, love indeed can triumph all.

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