Vasu is a young filmmaker who has resigned from a software job in hopes of pursuing his passion of making a short film. He stalks Keerthy whom he wants to cast her as a lead at any cost. He soon finds himself accused of plagiarism with Keerthy and her cousin, a lawyer called Padmavati brought in to save the day.
Shyam Singha Roy (also Nani) is a scribe and a social reformer in 1960s-70s West Bengal. Despite being an atheist, he heads to the local Kali temple every day during Navaratiri to watch a devadasi called Mythiri dance. He offers her more than love, he promises her freedom from a social structure that is unjust to those like her. But what is it that connects Vasu and Shyam Singha Roy?