One for the Other

A boy and his family, earlier ridiculed for his addiction, lend a helping hand to the same people who laughed and pointed fingers at them. The film starts with how a teenage boy's life gets transformed drastically from a life filled with passion to that of someone who is 'good for nothing'. A second chance comes his way when his family takes him into rehabilitation. One day he notices his friend's father in distress and decides to help the family. The film ends with a positive note that recovery is possible through rehabilitation and instead of blaming people for their addiction, one should support them through their difficult time.