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Kaya lives in a Buddhist village of Monks with her father who wants Kaya to devote her self to god and not live a normal like other females.The village head monk Lamha asks Kaya to travel to Delhi to bring a back a child named Llahmo who is believed to be re birth of their God.While in hotel Llahmo witness 's murder of a top cop where Kaya and Llahmo are asked by Inspector Shiven not to leave the city until they come to conclusion and shelters them safely in his sisters house.Llahmo identifies the killer whose none other then a top encounter cop ACP Raj Mehra,Shiven then decides to inform his senior DCP Mahtur but Maahtur and Mehra are partners in crime and plan to kill Shiven.A badly wounded Shiven picks up Kaya and Llahmo safely reaches them to their village but Shiven being in bad health cant return back an is nursed by Kaya where she starts having feelings for him.Kaya's father notices change in her behavior and reminds her about her devotion to got and feels that Shiven is come to make their holy lives impure. —alex.mjacko@gmail.com Kaya, a Buddhist village girl from Spiti, is waiting to join the monastery. An elderly lama, dreams of his teacher's rebirth and Kaya is assigned to find and bring the reincarnated boy to the monastery. Kaya finds Llahmo in Mumbai and they plan their journey back to Spiti. On their way back, Llahmo witnesses the murder of a police officer. Police Officer Shiven is assigned to investigate the case. He forbids Llahmo from leaving town much to the resentment of Kaya. Shiven gets into danger when he realizes that some police officers are involved in the murder. He escapes with Kaya and Llahmo to Spiti. It is here that love blossoms between Kaya and Shiven and the movie changes track. Kaya's father does not approve of their love because he thinks that romantic feelings are sinful. Kaya is torn between love and celibacy and has to decide which one she wants. —Jism A honest police officer, Shiven, finds that a murder has been committed by some fellow police officers. He gets this assignment and attempts to apprehend the offenders, only to find himself framed for murder, and has to run for his life. Wounded, he ends up at a Buddhist Monastery, and cared for a young woman named Kaya. The police continue looking for Shiven, and soon trace him to the Monastery. Knowing fully well that the monks are sworn to non-violence, and will not enter into a physical confrontation to defend Shiven, leaving him alone to fend for himself. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)