In a small Indian town, a seemingly ordinary afternoon turns into the beginning of an extraordinary survival saga. A young boy, just a College student, returns home after a day of college and play—only to witness something that shatters his innocent world forever. From outside his house, he sees his mother in an intimate moment with a neighbour. Overwhelmed by shock, confusion, and betrayal, the boy cannot bear what he saw. With a storm of emotions brewing inside him, he grabs his bicycle and pedals straight to the only place that brings him peace—his aircraft training center. There, he convinces his old trainer to take him for a flight in the glider. As they soar above the earth, the boy’s mind is lost in a haze of grief. But suddenly, tragedy strikes mid-air—his trainer clutches his chest, collapses, and loses consciousness. The boy, untrained and panicked, is unable to control the aircraft. The glider crashes deep into an uncharted jungle, miles away from civilization. Miraculously, the boy survives the crash—but now, he’s utterly alone in one of the most dangerous, unforgiving places on Earth. What follows is a harrowing and heart-wrenching journey of survival. With no food, no tools, and no help, the boy must learn to live in the wild. Each night brings fresh terrors—roaring predators, poisonous plants, thunderstorms, and a haunting silence. He must find water, build shelter, hunt or forage for food, and protect himself from wild animals. Through pain, hunger, injuries, and loneliness, the boy is forced to grow faster than nature ever intended. This is not just a survival story—it’s a story of transformation, pain, endurance, and the unbreakable human spirit. When he is finally rescued after five long years, he is no longer the same child who once pedalled away from his house. He is a legend—the boy who faced nature at its wildest, and lived to tell the tale.