After her ancestors deny their blessing for her to become a dancer in the village ritual, a young girl is cast into a bewildering liminal realm—a spiritual journey to understand the ritual from a strange perspective.

A father who is still trapped in feelings from the past, makes him forbid his daughter who wants to have a career like his wife, through an offer from his wife's old producer. His decision to reveal what he felt was a new beginning for them.

Marja always has a fear of starting a serious relationship. As a friend, Gupa always gives advice to Marja, even though he is still single. Marja and Kirina are ex-girlfriends who meet again. Their relationship always fails, Kirina thinks this is because of her actions. They agree to find the whereabouts of the Shaman and the Doll that Kirina used to come to play a trick on Marja. Their efforts fail. Marja's love for Kirina grows again, but it's too late.

A man is sitting at a bar, chatting with a bartender. A young man comes in and sits next to him, shifting the conversation toward the newcomer. Their conversation flows smoothly until they reach a disagreement about politics, which sparks a debate between the two characters.

In a remote dormitory, a group of young people undergo brutal training for a show called "Rakshassenayuddh" simulating a beast trance to entertain the audience. Toni, one of the dormitory children, began to question the violence of this system when Gofar, his best friend was getting weaker due to excessive physical and mental pressure.