The film deals with a group of students who are trying to deal with the apparent insignificance of 15th August in their lives and how they stumble into direct confrontation with the commodified understanding of "pandrah ugust" in modern India. The film is an attempt towards looking at life where we are still learning to live in the omnipresent backdrop of unquestioned authority.
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