Samrat, a late teenager, is abducted by two strange researchers who put him in a caveroom devoid of external influence leading him to be dubious about their actual intention.

SYNOPSIS:

Samrat, a late teenager, struggling between his two parallel worlds - student life and personal life, faces an astonishing experience one day, when he is abducted by two psychologists to conduct a secret research on mental changes in humans under extreme solitude. They claim it's specifically being done to apply the findings to dwindle the increasing number of severe depression patients.

Captivated in a cave nowhere, Samrat being overwhelmed condemns their deeds. He vehemently points out at the seizure of his rights and tells them to free him. However, the lead researcher, Vikram persuades him to collaborate promising him of fulfilling his personal and family needs during and after the cooperation. Samrat agrees tolerating the situation but being in the monotonous cave guarded by a single person, no research seems to happen to him. Listening to the guard's opinion, he stays convinced anyway.

One day, his health deteriorates. Vikram and his colleague Uday reach to see him and he bursts out in anger accusing them of conspiring him. Uday points out the cause behind his illness, which was not their deed. Vikram, feeling uncomfortable, opens up the secret behind the somewhat false secret. He says he was experimenting his method of curing comatose patients without any losses called Bisonusteno on him, after failing to do it wisely.

Yet, the ultimate intention was the same - to apply the observation of new experiences of the treated comatose patients to eradicate depression. So Samrat continues coordinating with them for the wise intent, and they complete the experiment successfully to gather scientific evidence for its medical usage. And they depart happily to their own destinations.