Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard

Sampath Chawla, born under the auspicious signs that promised greatness, finds himself, two decades later, a listless and uninspired government worker in the sleepy town of Shahkot. His primary aspiration is a quiet place for a nap, much to the chagrin of his ambitious mother and the quiet hope of his eccentric grandmother who believes he's merely taking a 'longer route' to the top. The town, stifled by routine, is suddenly jolted when Sampath, in a desperate bid for solitude and perhaps an escape from his overwhelming family, takes refuge in a guava tree. What begins as a simple act of rebellion soon escalates into an unexpected phenomenon. Sampath is mistakenly hailed as a holy man, a revered guru whose every utterance is deemed profound wisdom, even if it's merely a commentary on his new arboreal existence. This sudden, bizarre fame attracts a circus of devotees, con artists, and even monkeys, spinning Sampath's life and the entire community into a hilarious and chaotic hullabaloo, exposing the absurdities of faith, family, and public spectacle.