Manuvela (Rituparna Sengupta) is an architect who is on her official visit
. On her insistence, her husband, Rishikesh Nag (Rajat Kapoor) joins her. The serenity of the gorgeous hills keeps both of them oblivious to the events dictated by their future!!!Rishi is trying to cope with the reality since he had lost his wife and son in a violent attack when he was posted in Yugoslavia. While he was undergoing therapy in order to overcome his trauma, Rishi met Manuvela his psychiatrist's daughter! She fell in love with him. Their marriage helped him to get back to life.
While returning from a monastery in Sikkim, Rishi sees a female monk who resembled his first wife Savitri (Antra Mali). He gets restless with his doubt: he tries to identify her unfortunately, his suspicion gets confirmed. Subsequently he confides in Manu about this accidental revelation: she also gets shaken.
The film unfolds their complex situation while tracing the roots of this incredible coincidence. Had Savitri not died? How did she end up being a monk in Sikkim? Does Savitri recognize Rishi? How does Manu react? What is end of this awkward dilemma? While dealing with intricacies of man-woman relationship, the film subtly talks about repercussions of violence on human life: its lingering shadow on all of us with its startling shades! Somehow we manage to draw a line between our past and present.. AND ONCE AGAIN we face life!