The story begins with Anindyasundar waking up at a registration office only to realise that he has died and is now at the gateway to heaven. He is surprised and even more shocked when the man at the counter tells him that he was murdered. A middle-aged man in his fifties and an author by profession, who would bother killing him? After much nagging and pleading, this man at the counter grants him a recap of his death. He is given only 24 hours in exchange of a promise that he wouldn't change anything in the course of the day. Or else there would be grave things waiting, including him being banished to hell. Anindyasundar wakes up again, this time in his bed, confused about whether it was all a dream. But soon there's a call from heaven and he realises his wish has been granted. He has 24 hours to find the culprit. This time it is different. He realises everyone around him-his young wife, his jobless nephew, and even his gardener-has multiple reasons to kill him. What follows is a series of tragic-comic affairs throughout the day. But Anindyasundar is not ready to be killed again. Will he change the ending and escape death?