Shashank Walia

Three interconnected stories in present-day Punjab. A woman secretly shelters a wounded stranger within her home, while his family endures the weight of grief and impossible choices. Meanwhile, a mysterious elderly man arrives in a village, calling himself God.

A police informant Jagtar takes Amir, a Muslim man from Kashmir, into custody. As they travel through the jungle and the mountains towards the bustling city, Jagtar eventually sets Amir free and returns to the hometown he once fled. There, as agricultural workers begin to organize a struggle, Jagtar reunites with Raman, a landowner and his former lover. Meanwhile, Amir comes to the town looking for Jagtar and meets Dilraj, the leader of the workers' organization, and begins to feel a sense of solidarity.

An evening during the onset of the month of spring, while trying to recollect a long lost song, someone gets reminiscence of a love tale that blossomed years back in what now remains as ruins of an old, low-income housing colony. An unfolding of a Raga- an arrangement of musical notes evoking a feeling of longing and love in Indian classical aesthetic.