In rural India, kids born with deformities are hailed as gods. Arshad, born with a tail is venerated as the Hindu monkey god Hanuman, while Pranshu, born with a swollen forehead is deified as the Ganesh. Realizing that locals believe their kids to be gods, the poor parents exploit the situation. Amid the celebration of divinity, the children's desire to be treated as normal kids gets neglected.
