Fyataroos: Flying human creatures. Choktors: Dark Enchantment faction. Bhodi, the head of Choktars, starts a add up to war against the Communist Government of West Bengal. Fyataroos connect hands with Choktors. Prompted by Calcuttas begetters Dandabayas (ever-enduring primordial talking crow) and an Indo-colonial half-breed Begum Johnson (a modern of Work Charnock 1630-1692 and Warren Hastings 1732-1818) emit a noteworthy insurrection of Fyataroos and Choktors. They together dispatch guerrilla assaults against the Government. Add up to chaos is unleashed within the city of Calcutta. The film dissects almost everything off-base within the city with a cinematic cut honed on trenchant farce and daydream. Collective schizophrenia sets in. There's hardly anything by way of a story, but what small there's includes two bunches of rebels, the humble Choktors and the airborne Fyataroos, mobilised by the charlatan occultist Bhodi Sarkar to battle against the West Bengal Government. Within the scuffle that detonates, the Choktors uncover cannons underground, the Fyataroos bomb administrative buildings and the Police HQ with brickbats, and the destitute cops have no reply to the attack. Which reflects the fuming seethe scarcely basic the chaotic calm. Skulls move in crematoria and incredible flying-discs vacillate within the skies and cry political agitation, inhabitant apparitions chatter and drivel, and the police officers are in add up to disarray. Government and Police are constrained to yield and offer a peace proposition to the joint constrain. Peace comes to the city, but as a result of this revolt, the Communist Government loses it control within the State.
