The love of Adil Haider and Annapurna Das drags them into one of the beautiful Syrian cities, Homs. Muslim, Hindi speaking Adil, and Hindu, Bengali-speaking Annapurna. The beautiful, two thousand year old city of Homs, is in war, bomb, grenade, cannonball. Like many places in the Middle East- Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Syria were destroyed. Destruction with him was the life of Adil and Annapurna. Adil was lying in Syria, hit by a bomb. Annapurna came back to her old town in Kolkata, where Adil and her first met a few years ago, she loved him.
The beginning of the new battle for Annapurna is the life of Annapurna. She is not fighting the war gun cannon bomber. She fights economic war and social war. The poor young girl has a life of 14-hours school attendance on the day of the mother, and at the same time the women of high-tech society go to her house to get massage. Where temptation, lust, dignity and nerve war with eyesight. Where the hope of surviving the child's child in the shelter of an old father. Hope for her to be healed for the wounded forever, the hope of recovering the body. And the question of Adil, who has left the same, is expected to reach him on the basis of the bureaucracy, and see him once alive.[5][6]