Film depicts protest of crime & injustice against women through nava-rasa expressions in Indian classical dance.

This film brings to light the little-known, yet one of the most human social problems of the country the problem of unmarried mothers and their children.

This film is on saving the girl child and stopping female foeticide. There is no comparison between a boy and a girl, both are equally important for the well being of society. As girls are looked upon as a symbol of love and care, the girl child in this film makes a humble request to live and make a difference in the world. The film shows positivity, hope and acceptance of girl child.

Bonnie (33) is again on run. He has been on the run from his family and sports fraternity since failing ‘sec test’ before the Bangkok Asian Games, 1998.
A born i0ntersex, raised by poor, illiterate and confused parents as a girl named ‘Bandana’, she became one of the finest strikers of Indian Woman’s Football team in her / his short career.
A Sex Reassignment surgery later transformed her / him to a man but left him without home or career. He left home, took up idol making for a living. He met Swati (F24) then, married soon but moved once again fearing social backlash.