Cast: Sarita Joshi, Purab Kohli, Meeta Vasisht, Raj Zutshi, Gopi Desai, Rushad Rana
DVD Features:Dolby Digital 5.1,Anamorphic WideScreen,NTSC All Regions, English Subtitles
Director: Priya Krishnaswamy
Music: Ved Nair
Cinematography: Sandeep Patil, Anil Chandel
Editing: Priya Krishnaswamy

Story/Writer: Priya Krishnaswamy
The film has done the rounds of many film festivals within India garnering good response from people but one really has to see whether the film works well with the wider audience or not.

Nestled in the quaint hill station Matheran is Gangoobai (Sarita Joshi) a childless, elderly widow who has lived her whole life in the tiny colonial hill station. Other than tending to her flowers and doing some chores that earn her the daily living, Gangoobai doesn't have much to look forth to in her days. Except for one day when she stumbles upon a magnificent Parsi Sari of white Chinese motifs embroidered on a background of purple silk.

Gangoobai finds it difficult to get the sari, which belongs to her employer Hodiwala, out of her mind and after much mulling over makes up her mind to own one herself. The only problem is that of the sari being worth 50 thousand rupees. However, Gangoobai finds a new motive in life by taking it upon herself to earn the amount and buy her. After 4 years she manages to collect the sum and takes off to the bustling city of Mumbai - an urban nightmare she is utterly unprepared for.
 
The kind of people Gangoobai comes across in the maximum city and how she manages to change their lives by her simpleton attitude is what follows through the rest of the plot.