At the helm of this band is Victor, portrayed by the talented Pranav Raorane, whose passion for music transcends cultural boundaries. His love for Priti, beautifully portrayed by Ashwini Kasar, adds a charming layer to the narrative, showcasing the unity amidst diversity in the village.

The film delicately navigates through the aftermath of a tragic incident involving the loss of lives from both the Maharashtrian and Christian communities. Despite the grief, Victor's unwavering dedication to his art serves as a beacon of hope, inspiring both his bandmates and the villagers.

Harshad Parab delivers a touching performance as Dashrath, symbolizing the continuity of Victor's dream in the face of adversity. The narrative, penned by Pramod Shelar, resonates with depth and sophistication, appealing to discerning audiences.

While Abhijeet Mohan Warang's screenplay follows a familiar trajectory, it effectively captures the essence of resilience and community spirit. The dialogues, though simple, evoke genuine emotion, enriching the storytelling experience.

Pranav Raorane embodies the spirit of Victor with authenticity, while Ashwini Kasar's portrayal of Priti adds a refreshing authenticity to their love story. Vishwajeet Palav, Namita Gaokar, and the supporting cast contribute commendably to the film's authenticity.

The direction by Abhijeet Mohan Warang, though understated, skillfully crafts a narrative that celebrates the triumph of the

human spirit. Anand Lunkad's instrumental score enhances the film's atmosphere, complementing the picturesque cinematography by Karthik Parmar.