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BRAHMI is a story of facing life changing challenges and the journey to fight it. The protagonist of the film is a popular musician who is at the peak of her career with her unparalleled musical skills. This world-renowned artist now meets with an accident. This fateful incident makes her lose hope and infuses insecurities in her. And the fear of losing everything. Due to this fear she gives up everything and settles in a place away from all and closer to nature. As days pass by, a young girl, claiming to be her ardent fan follows her with a guitar in her hand. She forces her to play it only to be shun and chased away as the singer thinks it is an embarrassment and a sheer mockery on her. The girl wouldn't give up. For her surprise the singer finds out that the girl has an impairment and yet plays guitar effortlessly. Now that she's got her attention, she teaches her to feel the vibrations of everything. Having realized that any art should be sensed, felt and enjoyed, the musician now begins to fight her own fears. Will the girl succeed in bringing back her idol? Will she be successful? Will she go on stage again? Can she perform? How? The film has answers to all these questions.

Dulce, last of the Alvarez family, lives with her mother in the Andes and is worshiped by Pancho, a half-caste. Gringo Burke, an American renegade, robs and kills her mother. Accusing Pancho of cowardice, Dulce vows to seek revenge. As a cafe dancer she meets Burke, and American derelict David Ross defends her against him. The eruption of Cotopaxi finishes off Burke and his gang, who have come to steal ore in the mines, and Dulce saves Ross from the burning lava.