The film delves into the world of organ donation, focusing on the perspective of the donor families. Additionally, it explores themes of coping with the loss of a loved one and finding optimism in the face of adversity. Throughout the narrative, the film challenges and dispels certain myths and misconceptions about human nature, highlighting the inherent kindness that can shine even in our darkest moments.
The characters in the film include a widow who continues to wear a mangalsutra, symbolizing her connection to her late husband, whose heart now beats in another person. There's also a teenager who is thrust into adulthood following her mother's passing, a brother who turns to poetry as a means of coping with the loss of his elder sibling, and an elderly man reminiscing about his love story with his late wife. Additionally, the film features parents sharing stories about their 24-year-old dentist daughter, celebrating her radiance. Ultimately, the film explores how suffering can reveal our truest selves and seeks to contribute to a better understanding of the "whys" behind human behaviour in challenging circumstances.
