Shilpi, a fisherman in rural Assam, must endure the worst pain a father can face: the loss of his son. After a period of anguish in seclusion, his life only regains meaning when he meets three street kids with enormous, untapped musical talent. But as the bond between them begins to strengthen, religious hatred threatens the group's existence. These fragments of young lives form a raw tale about the value of education and its importance in the development of every human being. In her debut feature, Prasanta Kalita offers an empathetic reflection, showing that learning is best when shared.