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FOUR WOMAN STRUGGLE TO FREE THEMSELVES FROM WHITE SLAVERY.

Sharada is a devotee of goddess Tulja Bhavani transforms to a stone statue. Nirmala, Sharada's daughter faces a life of misfortune but Just when things seem beyond repair, a miracle takes place.

The world was left without a sun in the sky, and the only way to survive was to cover up everything in bright artificial lights, lights created to bury as much darkness as possible. The lights have replaced the need for the sun now, and people have even started to forget about it, and even talking about the darkness is taboo. But an artist, Sneha, feels out of place in this strange new world of dancing lights, and her only comfort is the myth that there is still a place, hidden from plain sight, where you can see the sun again. Nobody knows where this place is, or how to get there, and most believe it only exists as a myth. So, when a visitor to Sneha's art gallery finds out the pieces of darkness hidden subtly in all her art, pieces even she hadn't noticed before, the darkness starts to grow up on her literally. She is then confronted with the choice of whether to face the darkness which is growing up on her, or to run away from it, as everyone tells her to. Beyond the darkness is the promise of reaching the hidden mythical land where the sun can be seen again. But that would mean facing her past, which she had buried deep inside her darkness.

The film revolves around the political unrest in a village and the rise of three communist leaders from the pre-Independence era in Kerala: P. Krishna Pillai, E. M. S. Namboodiripad, and A. K. Gopalan.

No-one knows what goes on in anyone else's mind