“Blind painter Bijon Bose spent much of his life inspiring students by bringing stories to life through his paintings, murals, and idealism. Now late in his life, after he lost his eyesight, he resides peacefully in the village of ‘Ekla’, West Bengal, India. Where he is admired for his character and talents by locals and fondly called “KOTTAMOSHAI” (The Lord). But Bijon’s blindness never stopped him from creating ART. His life is interrupted by a proposal to create a mural for an exclusive restaurant in the city of Kolkata, a journey that brings young strong-minded contemporary artistTithi into his life as an assistant. Their relationship unfolds through the lines of the mural, as they struggle between generations and life philosophies. Does dose ART exist in a postmodern world? How ART does happen in an Artist’s life? The discourse continues. Bijon’s modernist integrity and idealism are troubled by Tithi’s post-modernistic pragmatism. Both try to grapple with their role and responsibility towards Art. In the contemporary world for whom does, an Artist create his ART? For those who can pay? When a mural— and a Muralist that created it starts being a commodity for the Rich & Famous?Bijon refuses to budge. He Returns the offer resulting in Tithi losing her job. And then…”