A remote island in South Bengal, where the city light has not yet reached. The main livelihood of the people there is fishing, farming, etc. In that barren region, a city man named Kansari Thakur and his two companions set up a shelter. Gradually, they dominate the people there. They take over everything like wolves.
Nihari is the wife of a farmer in that region. Kansari has a forcible relationship with her. Kansari is the son of Nihari, who was thrown into the terrible forest to be killed on Kansari’s orders. He is said to have a horrible vision, half-man, half-animal.
Today, when all the savings of Kansari are being handed over to his nephew Shashank Thakur, it is being smuggled into the city, then he suddenly appears, that half-man, half-animal. He is not dead, the forest has taken care of him. His invisible paws are removing the pockets of the concubine one by one, weakening and frightening the concubine. He is repeatedly obstructing the path of smuggling this accumulated wealth.
Is it really true that those who are deprived are the ones who become humans and become beasts with the power of beasts. In fact, they are wolves? Those who take away, those who forcibly snatch the wealth of others, those who eat and eat with unquenchable demonic joy, they are, they are wolves. In fact, these infinite people turn everyone into wolves. What can be done to fight with those human-like monsters? It is impossible. When the ruler becomes a demonic exploiter, the exploited, despite being human, rebel against the exploiter with brute force. This has been present since the beginning. Rulers come and rulers go, exploiters come and exploiters go, but the war of the exploited continues, it will continue.