Your decisions shape the narrative of a nation divided—where tradition clashes with progress, and one rare solution emerges from the heart of India's cultural crossroads. In this 1991 cinematic debut by Apurba Kishore Bir, every frame tells a story of integration, identity, and quiet revolution.

She is a young woman from Greece—early twenties, curious, independent—stepping into a new world at an art college in Chennai. The heat, the colors, the rhythm of the city pulse around her as she navigates friendships and unfamiliar customs. Two men have begun orbiting her life: Raghu, a charming local design student with effortless grace and warm eyes, and Tunde, a bold African artist from Nigeria with a sculptor’s hands and a quiet intensity that draws her in. She isn’t looking for love yet—but she’s not running from desire either. For now, she moves between them like brushstrokes on canvas—deliberate, unseen connections forming beneath the surface.