The film is set against the backdrop of the beautiful but increasingly deserted hills of Nepal. It portrays the harsh social and economic consequences that arise when the younger generation migrates abroad in search of employment, leaving behind elderly parents and abandoned villages. The story aims to reflect a "national reality," showing how these once-vibrant communities, shaped by the dedication of ancestors, are now facing a crisis of identity and survival. According to director Tulsi Ghimire, the narrative is designed to make viewers feel a personal connection to their own roots and the bittersweet reality of the modern Nepali diaspora.