To begin afresh, after her broken marriage, Saoli returns to India
and starts living in Prembajar at the house her grandfather had bought from
Bitasta’s father. While cleaning the house, Saoli comes across an old diary,
perhaps belonging to Bitasta’s mother, Panchali. The diary has a very cryptic
poem written in dactylic hexameter, the archaic meter of the ancient Greek
epics. Aware of the fact that Sairandhri didn’t let her son, Parush, marry
Bitasta, even though Sairandhri and Bitasta’s mother were the best of friends,
Saoli gets in touch with the reckless Parush, recently accused in a high-profile
IP theft case in the US. As Parush tells Saoli about his heedless and shattered
life, his unrequited love affair with Bitasta, his lifelong hatred for his
mother, and his topsy-turvy corporate career in the US, Saoli unearths the
darkest secrets hidden in the cryptic poem for so long.
Why didn’t Sairandhri want Parush to marry
Bitasta? Why was Bitasta the only person she wished to see on her death-bed?
Why had she been nothing more than a beautiful but lifeless mural at home? The
cryptic poem has the answers.
Join Saoli and Parush in their journey to
decode the past and discover their real identities, where love can never be chained
by stereotypes. It’s time to set love free!