This film project employs a non-linear and experimental montage to narrate the story. Through the use of visual and textual poetry on the Hill. While mostly focusing on climatic scenes like storms, and lightning. Additionally, the film captures regional sayings and customs like: "totka," which is done in a deserted area to lure people by attractive objects to transfer the curse and break free from the curse. Another is the animosity towards pigeons among the local people, as they are not native to the region and have become widespread. Furthermore, the film explores the intriguing nature of the opposable thumb in humans. The film captures the mystical environment we inhabit with nature.