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In a far village, a paralyzed man collects herbal medicine in mountains for making his living with his sick child. The electricity goes off in his house and an electrician comes to fix it. However, the problem is bigger than what expected and may take days to be settled. When he sees the child in the sickbed, he feels committed to do whatever he can to bring the electricity back. However, he has a tough job ahead with facing nature and some unexpected events.

In the wilderness, a driver pulls over for a boy waiting by the roadside, who asks for a ride home. During their journey together, the boy explains that while working in a garden, he accidentally wounded a snake with his sickle and now needs honey to treat the wound. Upon arriving home, the driver promises to return with the honey. However, when he returns, he is met with shocking news that irrevocably changes his life's course and unveils a mystical bond between nature and humanity.

Young Ebrahim lives with his grandfather Ayaz, a guilt-ridden old man, who suffers unbearably following the loss of his family in an accident. His remorse is not without reason; Ayaz was driving the bus on the way back home from a relative's wedding ceremony that fateful day when he veered into the ravine. The tragic accident impels Ayaz to kill himself, which makes Ebrahim think he is possessed.