Holiday in Benaras. A raging storm. Love’s magic weed starts growing…

Meera is a genius who dwells in the triangle of mathematics, poetry, and music. She is socially awkward, has no aspirations, and hides from the world.

Sheel is a corporate leader who is sharp, stoic, and standoffish. Everything in his life is planned. But who can plan to fall in love?

On a vacation in Benaras, a thunderstorm brings them together. In spite of their contrasting worlds and personalities, they light up each other. But Meera can never imagine herself confined to a nest. She wants to fly and see the universe. Sheel thinks she is a cipher and fears that she will never be happy outside her hermitage. They are closed grownups, tied to their beliefs, neither of them ready to let the other in.

She is a lone cloud that floats wherever the wind takes, hangs over unknown places, and then takes off again, aimlessly. If only he could hold a drifting cloud in his arms.