Indra, a nepali man in his thirties, returns after working abroad relentlessly for years but still broke, and back in the village where he owes money to many. Looking for ways out, he is eying to sell his family’s land only to discover it belongs to his younger brother, Bharat. Haunted by the guilt of not performing his father’s final rites, a responsibility he failed to fulfill as the elder son, Indra is consumed by regret. As he performs “Khali” with his unresolved trauma and troubles, Indra believes that this is his only path to liberation.