Thair

The film opens with a 28-year old man, Achal, dashing after a bus on a highway, clad oddly in a wedding suit. Failing to catch the bus he lands up near a tea stall. His pursuit ends near a roadside tea stall, where an attentive salesperson engages unlike anyone before. Achal, driven by impulse, spills his heart out, sharing tales of failed relationships, be it his fiancée or even his pet, that have all fallen through.

Achal's constant fear of losing loved ones doesn't go unnoticed by the salesperson.,
He delves into the transient nature of bonds and the unrealistic expectations Achal has burdened himself with. Drawing parallels with his own line of work, the salesman illustrates how, in his profession, connections are made but quickly replaced by new ones. The analogy serves to underscore the idea that letting go and not holding onto rigid expectations is essential for genuine relationships to flourish.

As the conversation unfolds, the question remains: Will Achal unintentionally overhear his conversation with the stranger, or will he pause to contemplate and release himself from the grip of his own expectations?