[10] The film tells the story of Ramji,[13] a simple iron-smith from a small village, who is a devotee of Lord Vitthal.

Life offers Ramji a chance to 'see' the non-duality of birth and death, and make peace with his grief.

The Times of India gave a rating of 3.5/5 and stated "Sumitra Bhave’s swansong speaks about the coexistence of life and death".

[17] Subhra Gupta from The Indian Express gave 3 stars and stated "Kishore Kadam’s portrayal of Ramji is at the heart of the film".

[19] Namrata Joshi of The Hindu states "The film operates more in the realm of ideas than action and takes viewers into the mind of a distressed soul.