EPIPHANY

<div>What if you are called a sinner for being a dreamer? KAIVAN, a young villager, becomes the talk of the territory due to his unbelievable educational achievement. It couldn’t be less than a well-deserved dream for anyone, being a focal point of unending familial expectations. But only until he gets to know that his intelligence is taken for granted in a disguised way. Adapting to the new city life turns out to be traumatic for him, but not as much as a sense of the realisation that his whole life was a well-structured lie. A quarter-life existential crisis hits him hard when he discovers that even his life-long dream was not pure, but simply influenced. This unexpected mental trauma would have taken him for a toll forever if he hadn’t meet KIARA, a hippy traveller from the Himalayas. A carefree walk of life with Kiara gives him hope to explore the world and discover himself. But how could he define this not-so-normal dream to a conservative a society whose definition of dreams is different? Would Kaivan be able to leave everything behind to live his simple dream?What if you are called a sinner for being a dreamer? KAIVAN, a young villager, becomes the talk of the territory due to his unbelievable educational achievement. It couldn?t be less than a well-deserved dream for anyone, being a focal point of unending familial expectations. But only until he gets to know that his intelligence is taken for granted in a disguised way. Adapting to the new city life turns out to be traumatic for him, but not as much as a sense of the realisation that his whole life was a well-structured lie. A quarter-life existential crisis hits him hard when he discovers that even his life-long dream was not pure, but simply influenced. This unexpected mental trauma would have taken him for a toll forever if he hadn’t meet KIARA, a hippy traveller from the Himalayas. A carefree walk of life with Kiara gives him hope to explore the world and discover himself. But how could he define this not-so-normal dream to a conservative a society whose definition of dreams is different? Would Kaivan be able to leave everything behind to live his simple dream?

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