"The mind seems to be a slave to our bodies.It might have the power to think and differentiate,but it is unable to influence anything that happensaround it..."

Shyamala returns to Kannamangalam with herfriend Raghav in the hope of finding tranquility andmusical inspiration. However, she finds herself in anembroilment with an enigmatic bairagi who ishaunting the village and derailing the lives of itsinhabitants. The reason? He is desperately trying toacquire the flute of Krishna through her.

The village becomes a hotbed of religious debatewhen death and disappearance crop upunexplainedly along with a claim that Shyamala is areincarnation of Draupadi.

Can peace and normalcy be restored in thecelebrated haven of intrigue? And how?Through faith in the unseen or throughrational thought and action?