In the beginning of the film, the hero isn’t much of a hero. The orphan boy becomes a people and animal hater as an adult after losing his parents and sibling while he was in his preteens. There was no small talk, no chit-chat with the neighbours – just living the life of a sloth in a cluttered house with just his lonesome self for company.

Even as a factory machinist, he remains to himself and follows the sullen and nasty routine. When an adorable abandoned light beige hued labrador wanders into his life and heart, Dharma (Rakshit Shetty) begins to metamorphose into a more rounded individual. They gradually learn to accept one other, even if it isn’t love at first sight. And just when you think everything is going to be fine, the narrative smacks you in the face with a deadly sickness. No, it’s not Dharma who is sick; it’s Charlie, and Dharma accepts the task of taking Charlie all the way to the very north of India to see some snow.