The film centers on Mona, a simple young man who migrated from Myanmar to Bangladesh as a child in search of work. Now employed as a housekeeper for an unscrupulous businessman, he witnesses the dire plight of the Rohingya refugees who have taken shelter in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, since August 25, 2017.

Despite orders from his employer to stay away, Mona ventures daily into the refugee camps. He comforts the children, helps them gather relief provisions, and offers moments of joy amid widespread suffering.

Tensions run high in the region—rising prices, deforestation, and increasing crime have strained local sentiments toward the refugees. Mona becomes intertwined with a Rohingya family when he helps a young boy named Rabiul. Through this connection, he meets Rabiul’s sister and ultimately marries her, hoping to provide her with a safer life.