Dr. Arjun Verma has built his life on certainty.

A respected paediatric surgeon, he believes in skill, precision, and the power of human effort. To him, fate is nothing more than an illusion—something people turn to when they have no control left.

Raghunath Iyer lives a life that appears ordinary. A government employee with no signs of mysticism, no rituals, and no claims of divine power. And yet, he sees things others cannot.

When their worlds cross one evening, what begins as a casual visit takes a disturbing turn.

Three months.

That is all the time Raghunath says Dr. Arjun has left.

Dr. Arjun dismisses it as superstition. Life goes on. Work continues. The prediction fades.

But as days pass, small, unexplainable moments begin to surface—quiet, persistent, and impossible to ignore.

What if this was never just a prediction?

And when time starts to run out…
will belief make any difference at all?