Set against the backdrop of the Naxalbari uprising, this drama unfolds around a tightly knit joint family led by Mrinmoy Ghosh, a hot-headed police officer and encounter specialist whose fierce sense of justice shapes the household. He shares his life with his wife, Nayantara Ghosh, and their young son, who harbors resentment toward his father’s political convictions. Completing the family circle are Kaberi Bhattacharya and her husband, Omio Bhattacharya—tightly woven into the fabric of the household and its secrets.
The story accelerates when Mrinmoy Ghosh is found dead at his residence, a shocking blow that unsettles the family and the neighborhood. Into this fragile moment steps Arghya Sen, a charming middle-aged bachelor who teaches Amartya’s art classes and brings a new presence into the grieving home. His arrival coincides with the revelation that not only has Mrinmoy been killed, but Kaberi Bhattacharya has vanished as well, leaving questions and fear in their wake.
As the investigation unfolds, a new officer-in-charge, Pritam Singh, arrives to help piece together the clues. He teams up with Arghya and the bereaved family to search for Kaberi and to decode the layers of mystery surrounding Mrinmoy’s murder. The political tremors of the era intensify the quest, shadowing every lead with risk and doubt, and forcing the characters to navigate loyalty, guilt, and truth.
Yet the path to answers is far from straightforward. The case contends with a volatile mix of personalities and hidden motives. Enter Gokul Debnath, a detective whose drinking habits and reckless methods threaten to derail the investigation just as crucial revelations begin to surface. His presence adds a volatile edge to the pursuit of truth, challenging both the investigators and the family to confront disturbing realities that might fracture the already fragile harmony at home.
Throughout the narrative, the tension between personal loyalties and public duty tests the characters. The setting—a society in upheaval—mirrors the family’s turmoil, suggesting that the answers may lie not only in the crime itself but in the deeper currents of belief, power, and consequence that ripple through every relationship. As each clue emerges, the film asks hard questions about who can be trusted when ideals clash with affection, and how far people will go to protect those they love while seeking justice.
In a story built on secrets and shifting alliances, the search for Kaberi becomes a test of resilience for the entire family. Arghya’s involvement with the case, the new leadership of Pritam, and the unpredictable meddling of Gokul all push the narrative toward a tense reckoning. The film invites viewers to weigh the costs of truth against the price of silence, and to wonder what hidden truths lie beneath a family’s quiet exterior when a nation is stirred by upheaval. Will the truth emerge, or will the web of political and personal loyalties keep the answers out of reach?
