The first glimpse into the film’s world establishes a tone of effervescence and lightness. However, one element remains completely out of synchronization with the mood - our protagonist Vinay, played by the inimitable Mohan Agashe. It is his inability to laugh that is the reason behind the very intentional inconsistency. <img src="https://i.imgur.com/w6cLOmXl.jpg"/> 

Fond of hot beverages, be it tea or haldi doodh, Vinay is unable to find laughter within him or in the world around. Parallel to his story, another set of developments are unfolding in the same house. 

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Akash, the younger generation of the household, seems to have secured his own penchant for something, but instead of tea, it’s weed.It is eventually in the overlap of the two preferences that the film presents its final flourish. 
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The tonality and approach of the narrative remains unique and refreshing throughout, with the lightness of the ambience, conjured at the start, in tow. Further, a tight control on the dialogue as well as performances enable it to succeed at conveying all its intentions in a seamless manner.

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