Sansar

The film centers on Deendayal, a postmaster, and his clan who are already frayed by clashes of ego among the children and their spouses. The parents struggle to keep harmony as each member pursues personal ambitions. The family home becomes the pressure point where expectations clash with reality.

Rajni refuses the arranged groom and declares she wants Peter, a Christian man who works in her office. Her stance shocks the family and reveals a bold, independent streak. The couple’s future hinges on the family’s tolerance for difference.

Deendayal and Godavari meet Peter’s family and realize they are educated and cultured. The encounter softens some opposition and fuels cautious optimism. The parents reluctantly give their blessing to the match.

Basanti agrees to help Vidyasagar with his studies, hoping to ease his struggles. Her generosity creates a momentary sense of unity in the household. The effort, however, foreshadows later strains in her own marriage.

Deep dedication to Vidyasagar crowds Basanti's time and begins to erode her marriage with Shiva. Overwhelmed, she leaves for her father's home without informing her husband. The family experiences the first major fracture caused by prioritizing others over the couple.

Shiva brings Basanti back, attempting to restore some stability to the household. Yet the underlying frictions between Basanti and her husband remain unresolved. The attempt to mend the bond highlights the widening rift in the family.

Uma becomes pregnant and leaves for her mother's home, seeking support. She later returns after months with the baby, adding new responsibilities and tensions to the family dynamics. The expanded household adds pressure on existing relationships.

Rajni's determination clashes with household expectations as she argues with Peter and her father-in-law over trivial issues. The conflict culminates in her quitting her private-sector job. The family is further unsettled by this decision.

Vijay complains to his mother about giving his share to the family as they expect expansion. The dispute reveals growing resentment among siblings over money and responsibilities. The family atmosphere grows tenser with each remark.

The argument escalates until Deendayal asks Vijay to leave the house. Vijay counters by demanding the return of the 18,000 rupees he contributed to Rajni's wedding. The patriarch draws a hard line, effectively splitting the family physical and emotional space.

To recover the funds and restore order, Deendayal takes early retirement and begins double shifts. He works in a shop by day and as a security guard by night to raise the money owed. The sacrifice tests his health and the family’s patience.

Uma's return coincides with the help of Gangubai and the mother-in-law as they work to repair the rift. The renewed effort signals a turning point where reconciliation becomes possible. The family begins to see a path back to togetherness.

With renewed effort and shared hardship, the family slowly reunites and learns to navigate differences with greater tolerance. The lines that divided them ease as parents strive to bring everyone back into a cohesive unit. A fragile but hopeful balance emerges.