Vishnu S Vinod

A newly married couple discovers a mysterious spiritual connection when, in their dreams, they meet each other as children, living the childhood they never shared, yet somehow always belonged to.

A mother, a dancer, and a rebel at heart, Diya lives under the weight of a matriarchal and orthodox household. In a quiet act of defiance, she secretly sneaks out to rediscover the art of dance, igniting a chain of challenges that threaten to unravel her world. As family tensions rise and secrets come to light, Diya must confront her passion, fears, and the true meaning of individuality, proving that resilience can rewrite even the strictest expectations.

A man, in his isolated self, is looking for company online. He finds it in an occasional friend and realises that this person is also in need of the same. They talk and immediately realise that both of them are in search of different things in disguise. He has a choice, whether to help the other person or to keep pushing his own needs. He chooses the latter, which distorts his sanity and self.

Chances are, every person, healthy or not, lives a life that, over time, threatens to take away all the memories they possess, to strip them bare of every trace of the life they’ve lived, or at least a large part of it, regardless of its importance to them. And one day, you realize that some may have already slipped away, with no way to retrieve them. That the people you shared them with are no longer around. That you are the sole keeper of those moments. And you begin to find ways to preserve what remains, in every fleeting instance of the life that’s left. Alone.