RAGHUNATH

Raghunath, a villager, loses his beloved daughter during a flood in Assam just because there is no bridge in the village for her to go to school during the flood. The memories of his daughter haunt him all the time. He dreams of a new beginning and of a new, developed village where no children die because of the lack of a mere bridge. To realise his dream, he creates a false rumour that he has an ancient statue of a god in his home, believing that it will attract the government and the media to the village and that eventually the government will build a temple in it. And with that, automatically the government will also be led to build a school and a bridge. But can Raghunath really cheat himself to do this?