Uday Bhaskar Patar

Diro belongs to the Samsa community in Semkhor. When Diro dies, his wife, who worked as an assistant mid-wife, takes care of their three children. She gets her only daughter Muri, aged just eleven, married to Dinar. Unfortunately, Muri dies after giving birth to a girl child. As per the custom of Semkhor, if a woman dies during child birth, the infant is buried alive along with the mother. But Diro’s wife protects Muri’s infant, indicating a new dawn in Semkhor.

A woman's quiet, unwavering devotion as she anchors her husband's fading world and carries the silent weight of a lifetime's promise. As her own strength is tested, her path leads to her son, where the enduring bonds of the past meet the fragile reality of the present.