Rajiv Pator, a doctoral candidate at Gauhati University, travels to the secluded villages of Nellie to look into the truth behind the massacre of Muslims on 18 February 1983, also known as the Nellie massacre.

Rajiv Pator, a PhD candidate at Gauhati University, visits the Muslim dominated, remote villages of Nellie to look into the events leading up to the massacre of Muslims on February 18, 1983, also known as the Nellie massacre, the darkest chapter in the sociopolitical history of Assam. His objective is to discover the truth about what transpired. When he visits the site, Nellie, forty years after the massacre, he discovers that the Muslims who died in the massacre are hardworking individuals who have made efforts to integrate with the Assamese community. In the Muslim villages, by gazing into the eyes of the Muslim children, he was able to witness the purity of their souls. His study exposes a unique truth and reality that differs from the widely accepted account of the event. However, he had yet to uncover many truths about Nellie.