In the heart of East Singhbhum district, tribal men embark on an annual pilgrimage deep into the Dalma forests, seeking forest treasures. Meanwhile, their women observe a unique ritual of temporary "widowhood," invoking blessings from Singhbhonga, their revered deity. This ancient tradition, known as Sendra, serves as a conduit for passing down wisdom about forest resources and elusive herbs to the next generation.