Amman

The film is an attempt to propagate humanitarian view. Rahim Khan Pathan, a retired army soldier lives in a village with his wife Asma and son Aman. His childhood friend Rambhau lives in a nearby village. Both Ram and Rahim are known, in the vicinity, for their friendship that transcends the traditional barrier of religion. Rahim’s son Aman is very fond of cow. He insists his father to purchase a cow. Rahim comes to know that his friend Rambhau, on the backdrop of draught and financial crisis wish to sale his cow. Rahim’s wife, hearing of mob lynching incidents being narrated in the television news, pleads him to not purchase a cow. Rahim being a retired army soldier has unfaltering faith in secularism and tolerance. He neglects his wife’s plea and determines to purchase the cow from Rambhau. He goes to bring cow with his son to Rambhau’s village. On their way back with a cow through the jungle, they are lynched by ruffians sent by a renowned politician. Both Aman and Rahim are beaten badly and thrown into the bushes. A passerby clicks photos of injured and unconscious Rahim and makes them viral through social media. After gaining consciousness Rahim advises his son to abscond from the place so that he will be safe. Aman reaches to the road and seeks for help. A Maharaj/ Saint wearing saffron mantle ensures help by informing the police. Shortly after the news gets viral media persons arrive at the spot and makes it breaking news.
Meanwhile, Rambhau is murdered by unknown person. Asma is anxious for her son and husband has not arrived home. She calls her brother and sent him to search for Rahim and Aman.
Police and medical support arrives at the spot, but making some indication at person wearing saffron mantle, Rahim breaths his last. The person wearing saffron mantle finds Aman wandering in the jungle. He embraces him, puts on round cap on his head and places tricolor flag badge on his pocket. Baffled Aman looks at audience with millions questions on his face.