The story begins with the character of Madholal Dubey who is a ordinary man having ordinary dreams. He drinks because his wife watches TV serials 24*7 days. He is professionally a watchman having a caring daughters Sudha i.e. Swara Bhaskar and Summi i.e. Varnita Aglawe. Sudha is in her final year in college and Madholal is anxious regarding the dowry that needs to be given in her marriage. But a turn comes in his life when a bomb blast occurs and Madholal got rapt in it because of his self-fish friends. How did he comes out from the problem, whether he is declared innocent or not forms the rest part of the story. The first half was somewhat interesting as it introduces the characters and the attachment that Madholal shares all his grief and sorrows with his train mates. But the second half was quite boring. The reason been with the passage of time the amity between the train friends lots its values and the sequences of the train become stale. This can be one of the reasons for the decreasing attraction of the audiences. The director has brought forward a deepest film having excellent presentation; the film addresses the spirit of life. Yet the direction was poor, the script was loose, talking about actors, Swara Bhaskar is civilized, Neela Gokhale was neat, and Child actor Varnita Aglawe is excellent. Pranay Narayan was up to the mark.