The film is well-intentioned and wants to draw the viewer's attention towards the importance of feeding people, especially in a country like India which battles starvation and hunger on a day-to-day basis. The story is set in contemporary times of a lockdown where people find it even more difficult to procure sufficient things for their survival. <br><br> To aid the same situation, two boys decide to take it upon themselves to feed their hungry neighbours. As they go about their self-assigned task, they are soon down to the last few boxes, and perhaps its time to sit down and enjoy a meal themselves after all their efforts. However, they stumble across an unexpected person by the road who teaches both the viewer as well as them an important message about kindness.

Rusi | Short Film Nominee

The short film has philosophical motivations at its core and tries to portray the same without using any dialogues. It also wants to question who is truly considered 'mad' in a society that is fixated on its material pleasures and financial gains, and is thus marked by its skewed priorities. <br><br> The narrative first introduces the viewer to a homeless man with zero material attachments or belongings. When he comes across some abandoned, forgotten money along a road, it holds little to no interest for him. He is hungry, but a piece of paper cannot fill his stomach. And yet, when those who are privileged and marked by all worldly comforts come across the same note of cash, how will their approach to life be determined by the decision they make?

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