Rabt

About this movie

Aarav, a reserved college student, overhears Keane and Tanya discussing their morning jogging routine and decides to join them, hoping to catch Keane's attention. Each day, Aarav sits beside a vibrant flower in the park, confiding in it his wish to one day give it to Keane as a symbol of his feelings. The flower, serving as the film's whimsical narrator, observes Aarav's silent admiration and dreams of becoming the messenger of a new relationship. Despite his daily efforts, Aarav struggles to express his emotions and only manages small talk with Keane. One evening, he sees Keane with another boy and, misinterpreting the scene, believes she is already in love. Heartbroken, Aarav stops coming to the park. The flower, left waiting in hope, is eventually cut by a gardener. Later, Keane and Tanya return to the bench, and Keane notices Aarav's absence, mentioning she found him cute and had hoped to see him again. The flower's closing narration reflects on how humans often let fear and assumptions dictate their actions, missing out on connections that could have blossomed.

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