A pious upper-class Hindu man experiences a vivid dream, leading him to believe that his daughter-in-law embodies the Goddess Kali. Consumed by this revelation, he begins to venerate her, transforming their household into a site of devotion. As his fervor intensifies, the family's dynamics shift, and the daughter-in-law finds herself caught in a web of religious fervor and societal expectations. This exploration of faith, identity, and the complexities of familial relationships unfolds against a backdrop of cultural tradition, raising questions about the nature of divinity and human connection.