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A frustrated writer creates four ordinary characters, then struggles to distinguish them from the protagonist Indrajit, who resists the repetitive middle-class life and social conventions that make him ordinary. Across three acts and years, Indrajit's search for meaning circles back to an unresolved question about why people live as they do; the writer cannot give him a decisive ending.
At a cremation ground, four men gather to perform the rites for a young woman who died by suicide. As they drink, play cards and recall their relationships with women, the dead woman's spirit draws out their regrets and the social pressures behind their failed loves.
A frustrated writer creates four ordinary characters, then struggles to distinguish them from the protagonist Indrajit, who resists the repetitive middle-class life and social conventions that make him ordinary. Across three acts and years, Indrajit's search for meaning circles back to an unresolved question about why people live as they do; the writer cannot give him a decisive ending.
At a cremation ground, four men gather to perform the rites for a young woman who died by suicide. As they drink, play cards and recall their relationships with women, the dead woman's spirit draws out their regrets and the social pressures behind their failed loves.