Kunal Mehta

In the rugged Aravali region of Rajasthan, Tilak, a 40- year-old tea stall owner, struggles to make ends meet after losing his wife four years ago. His 12-year-old son, Ragu, a mute and sensitive boy, studies in class 5 and shares an unspoken bond with the surrounding mountains. While Tilak dreams of economic growth boost by relentless mining, Ragu feels the pain of nature's destruction. His love for the mountains fuels a quiet rebellion, when he starts planting trees wherever he can, hoping to heal the scars of destruction.

Bheru, 21, is from a tribal community and lives in a interior hilly village in Western Rajasthan's. Bheru lives with his father and mother, who work as farm labourers for the village's Sarpanch. Bheru House is located on top of a hill with no electricity. Bheru decided to bring electricity conection to his house, and after overcoming all odds to obtain an electricity connection, he discovered a ray of hope when he saw a solar lantern in the city. Will Bheru be able to bring electricity to his house after all of his efforts? It’s a story about hope and bringing change.