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In a poignant exploration of familial estrangement and emotional neglect, the narrative unfurls on a languid Sunday morning, where Ajay's indignation over a heart-wrenching newspaper article about an abandoned elderly woman sets the tone. His wife, Minakshi, counters his outrage with exasperation over his penchant for morbid news.

 

As the scene transitions, we encounter the elderly woman, Madhavi, ensconced on a roadside bench, adrift in memories of a turbulent past marked by her disdain for her pet dog—a symbol of unconditional love she never reciprocated. Flashbacks reveal her strained relationship with her husband and son, Ashwin, underscoring her transformation into a burden rather than a cherished matriarch.

 

The tension escalates as Ashwin confronts Madhavi, expressing his resentment over her dependency and its toll on his aspirations. In a moment of painful realization, he abandons her at the roadside, leaving her to grapple with her remorse and solitude. The climactic monologue serves as a cathartic apology to her long-lost pet, Bobo, embodying her profound recognition of love unacknowledged.

 

This narrative intricately weaves themes of love, regret, and the existential dilemma of aging, ultimately presenting a somber reflection on the human condition and the fragility of familial bonds.