Cholo Paltai

Gourav shows a natural talent for cricket and envisions a future as a professional player. Subhomoy, a widowed father, hopes his son will choose a stable path like engineering or medicine. The tension between dream and duty threads through their daily life.

Gourav fails his pre-boards, and the principal declares that he must reach 75% in Madhyamik to sit for exams. Subhomoy pleads for five days to give him a chance to improve. The stakes rise as the school deadline looms.

Gourav opts not to sit for the exam after a heated argument with his father. Subhomoy attempts to discipline him, and a warning blow lands on Gourav, knocking him toward a bed. The impact leaves him unconscious as fear and anger take over.

Gourav is rushed to the hospital after the accident and falls into a coma. Doctors decide that he is unresponsive, marking a turning point for the family. The air in the house tightens with fear about his condition.

A police investigation follows the incident, and Subhomoy is arrested on charges of physical assault. He is later released from detention with the help of a neighbor. The family grapples with the consequences of the event.

Struck by the tragedy, Subhomoy shifts from a rigid worldview to a vocal critic of the education system. He takes to News TV, speaking for parents and students overwhelmed by pressure, drawing sympathy and attention. The public sphere becomes a new battleground for his message.

The media spotlight amplifies the debate over education, but the government remains unmoved by Subhomoy's criticisms. The sense of urgency among families grows as the system's failures are exposed. Subhomoy continues to press for real reforms.

In a drastic attempt to cut through bureaucracy, Subhomoy attaches a fake bomb to his body and heads to the Chief Minister's office. He delivers a pointed critique of the education system, demanding change. The Chief Minister acknowledges the need for reform and promises to pursue policy changes.

Doctors' relentless care pays off as Gourav awakens from the coma. The road to recovery begins, filled with therapy and gradual improvements. The family holds on to hope for his return to life and cricket.

Gourav returns to the cricket field and achieves a century in his very first match after the ordeal. His comeback stands as a testament to resilience and the bond with his father. The moment reframes the family’s dreams and the community's belief in second chances.

Throughout the ordeal, Munni provides warmth and hope, anchoring the family with quiet resilience. Her presence balances the tension with care and optimism. The siblings' bond strengthens as they face the crisis together.

Subhomoy's advocacy helps frame a national conversation about education reform, even as progress stalls in the immediate political arena. The CM's promise hints at potential changes, while bureaucratic inertia preserves the status quo for now. The film closes on a note of cautious hope.