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Raman, the young man at fourteen, decided to speak his truth and stand for it. But what is his truth beyond the fact that he is blessed with the divine gift of art? He does not want to face them. At twenty, he has achieved more than he expected but materialistically. Wanting to be almost robotic, Raman wants to free himself of human-like emotions; being a human, it’s impossible to do so. Those conflicts and resisting forces that he puts towards emotions not only result in him living in isolation but getting uncomfortable and confused when someone ‘invades his space’ by just existing.