Abandoned by his grieving father who unjustly blames him for their mother's death, a young boy finds refuge in the unwavering love of his sister. Despite the shadows of guilt looming over him, she becomes his anchor, urging him to resist the label of a monster. 
The breaking point arrives when his father casts him out, compelling him to seek sanctuary with his  uncle in another city. 
As the boy grapples with the scars of his past, this poignant journey unfolds, exploring themes of love, self exploration and some sexual encounters with unexpected women.

Just like a dream

On a sunny afternoon, a cab stopped abruptly in front of a supermarket with 'The Heroes Market' written boldly in front of it.


"Jesus man," the passenger grumbled as he got out of the cab.


"Sorry man, I just have soo much on my mind." The cab driver said


"I have soo much going on at home, you know how it gets." The driver said, pity written boldly on his face


Except the passenger couldn't relate, as he didn't know, or rather didn't want to know about any calamity that might have befallen the cab driver. It was none of his business after all.


"Ping or cash?" The passenger asked, avoiding any conversation with the driver. 


"Pinging is fine." The driver said, opening the terminal on the dashboard for the passenger to scan the QR code to pay.


"Totally not my business, but sort yourself out first man. You shouldn't be driving like that." The passenger said, walking away immediately the words left his mouth.


"Thanks man, I really appreciate." The driver said


The guessing game.