Unlicensed Country liquor, commonly known as ‘Cholai’ is a prosper business in rural Bengal.It is very cheap and highly addictive.
One day accidentally both of them mix pesticides to the alcohol in the brewing process not knowing their partner as already done it.
To mitigate the unrest Government declares a lucrative compensation of 2 lakhs for the families of the dead.
People starting from the doctor in the morgue to the carriers of the dead bodies, all became conscious of the compensation amount and demand their share in it.
To the utter surprise of the villagers, Shaktipada’s long-unseen second son Nitya was seen queuing up with other Maoist activists to receive compensation.
[7][8] The movie was officially selected for Indian film festival of Melbourne, Australia.
It secured the awards for Best Dialogue (Subhomay Chatterjee) & Critics' Best Film (Arun Roy).