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In a fading Rajbari in North Calcutta, time stands still. Apratim and his ailing wife live in its crumbling walls, aided by a distant relative, Bilu, and their loyal helper, Minati. But it is Titli, their daughter-in-law, who holds the fragile household together. After her husband Shaon vanished soon after their wedding-promising to return in three months-Titli quietly took charge, caring for the house and its aging residents. Trapped in a space weighed down by history, Titli finds brief comfort in her friend Moyurakhi. Longing for change, she decides to open the house as a home stay during Durga Puja. When Megh, a Bengali doctor and photographer living abroad, becomes her first guest, something stirs in her. The lights, music, and festivities bring life-and unexpected emotions.
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