Pallavi Subhash Shirke

An eminent artist`s magnum opus - a set of five paintings representing the natural elements - attracts the attention of a rich and ruthless art dealer, who is bent on obtaining it by any means. It is now up to the artist`s son to stop the dealer from his vicious endeavour.

The story narrates the life of a young man from Fort Kochi named Aaron (Jayasurya),who loses his eyesight during his school days in an accident who then finds a place in the Indian cricket team for the blind.

Saniya is a young, catholic girl living in a typical orthodox catholic family. She is enthusiastic & free soul from Goa. She loves nature & is free from the materialistic desires. Her innocence, naive nature and intuitive actions make her innocent. Saniya is being pursued by her mother for marriage. Saniya is least interested & thinks that love should drive her to get married. Anand is a typical metropolitan executive from the corporate world. Though he is sensitive and sensible, he is trapped in the calculative world of business. He is commissioned as a Manager in a Mine in Goa. Accidently, Saniya and Anand meet at a party where they connect instantly. Anand is impressed by Saniya`s free nature and clear understanding about "love, sex and marriage". According to her, they all are independent. Leading to discussions, Anand and Saniya get comfortable and end up having a one night stand. Sujit is Anand`s colleague & they both share a good understanding & friendship. Malavika is Anand`s boss`s daughter & has infatuation towards Anand while Anand feels that he needs to concentrate on climbing up the corporate ladder rather than getting married. One fine day, Anand & Saniya find themselves at a crossroads where Anand is confused while taking a personal decision with professional one whereas Sania is confident on her part. Anand`s decision might affect Sania`s life and vice versa. What happened between Anand and Saniya? What surprises lie for Anand & Saniya? It`s a story of a search for real love! What is real love? Attraction? Affection? Seduction? Possession? Lust? Or responsibility?