Synopsis

Indu’s presence in Arnab's life was a persistent point of contention, viewed by some as a detrimental influence. Arnab, often perceived as entitled, felt the weight of this judgment. Determined to redefine his character, he sought a way to demonstrate depth and substance. Could an exhibition of antiques – a journey into history and artistry – offer the validation he craved? A chance to transcend the label of ‘spoilt brat’ and reveal something more enduring within himself?