Bablu Mahto practises a social work which is considered a taboo since his childhood, as his father was a ‘Launda Naach’ performer. Society looks down on these professions, and Bablu is sadly one of the victims in this not-so-understanding society. This situation has been brought down on him in terms of lineage, which is common in rural North India.

Circumstances force Bablu to step into his father's shoes. He does it. And beneath that reluctant acceptance, a plan quietly takes shape. Bablu wants justice against the powerful Singh family, and he is not in a hurry.