Dr. Nabin Datta may be a conspicuous dental practitioner in Calcutta, 47, withdrawn, with small influence, and frightful that his hands and feet are turning to metal. His spouse clears out him to live alone. His child, who is absent at school, will not conversation to him. He looks for meaning: he looks for the assistance of a carefree but pretentious doctor; he talks to an black market hooligan almost having his spouse killed; he dives into the life of his driver, the happy-go-lucky Dinu, who has two spouses and a fancy woman, all three of whom cherish Dinu, all three of whom Dinu cherishes; final, he returns in his intellect to the mysterious conceivable outcomes of his childhood, when he may open entryways utilizing as it were a nursery rhyme.
