Mahesh, a middle-aged man is posted as a music teacher in a village school. A worshipper of music, he always seems to be in search of his inner self. Rui, a vegetable seller and her brother live in that village. Rui’s sister Milan had eloped and married John. Later Milan and John succumbed to the injuries of a fatal accident leaving their daughter Milagres alone. Rui was her only support. Rui decides to take care of Milagres. She understands that only if Milagres studies well, she will be able to become independent and have a good future. But Milagres is weak in studies. Rui meets Mahesh and requests him to teach Milagres. Mahesh accepts her request. A bond develops between the two.
Prasad Shankar Gurav
Director
SRINIKA NAIK
Milagres
DEEPLAKSHMI MOGHE
Rui
Prasad Shankar Gurav
Mahesh
PRAJYAKTA KAVLEKAR
Milan
SHRIKANT GAUDE
Bhau
SHANTARAM PAWAR
School Chairman
AROHI VEREKAR
Naina
CANDICE EVERETTE FERNANDES
Sister
CHANDRESH GAUDE
Rui's Neighbour
RADHIKA WANI
School Teacher
ANKITA PEDNEKAR
School Teacher
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