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Kabir's mother avoids the topic of his father, keeping the conversation about him tense and evasive. The only communication thread they have is through Kabir's aunt, Radhika. To diffuse the atmosphere, they decide to send Kabir to a boarding school for a fresh start.

Kabir leaves his family behind as he goes to the boarding school, marking a new chapter away from the constant questions about his father. The home remains emotionally charged, while Radhika helps with the transition. The separation plants the first seeds of distance but also new opportunities.

Two years pass and Kabir has settled into school life, achieving every goal he sets for himself. He remains haunted by the unanswered question of his father, which shadows his achievements. His determination to succeed grows despite the emotional void at home.

Dhairya and Dhungya, two village children, are admitted to the school as special cases. They bring mischief and a carefree attitude that challenges the established order. Their presence soon begins to change the dynamics of the dorm and classrooms.

Kabir is initially irritated by his new roommates, but their free-spirited attitude wins over many classmates. The trio's presence shifts the mood of the dormitory and school life. Over time, their carefree approach earns respect and curiosity.

Kabir falls in love with his classmate Grace, and Dhungya and Dhairya help him work up the courage to confess. In this process, the trio reveals their own secrets, including Dhairya's family struggles and Dhungya's father’s death, as well as Kabir's unresolved question about his father.

Dhairya and Dhungya share their backstories: a farmer father who committed suicide and brick-kiln working parents who strive for his success. Kabir still does not know who his own father is. These revelations deepen bonds and empathy among the friends.

A medical report reveals that Gayatri is in the last stage of breast cancer. The news adds emotional weight to Kabir's family situation and heightens the urgency of mending relationships. The family drama intensifies alongside the school life.

In a move to bridge the gap, Radhika calls the school's common line to inform them of Gayatri's condition. Motivated by the news, Dhairya and Dhungya decide to attempt a reunion between Kabir and his mother. The school environment becomes a catalyst for personal reconciliation.

The principal expels Rohan for poor performance, and he reveals that his parents are about to divorce, explaining his decline. Kabir helps Rohan escape the school, testing loyalties and challenging authority. The event exposes the pressures students face beyond academics.

Rohan is brought back, and the principal administers a public flogging. Dhairya steps in to take the rest of the punishment to shield his friend, illustrating the depth of his loyalty. The act strengthens the group's sense of solidarity amid harsh discipline.

The forged marksheets of Dhairya and Dhungya are revealed, threatening their place in the school. Rather than abandon them, classmates rally to support the duo and push for them to stay. This moment underscores the power of friendship over rigid rules.

Dhairya and Dhungya arrange a video call with Kabir from his house to show him how much his mother has missed him over the past two years. Kabir is overwhelmed and moved to tears, feeling the distance begin to close.

Kabir reconciles with his mother, and the trio reunites at the hostel. The film ends on a hopeful note as Kabir tells his friends to stop worrying and focus on their bond and future together.