A young woman researches the hidden story of Indian soldiers who came to fight in France and Belgium during the World War I. The presence of these 140,000 soldiers in Europe is a virtually unknown fact of history.

Farewell, My Indian Soldier

Naren a young boy from a fisherman family of Sundarban. He is very curious about fishing at jungle. One day Naren manage to go to the forest with his father. At night when everyone is busy for fishing, tiger attacked his father and move into the jungle. Everyone follow the tiger to catch body. Naren run with them and lost into the forest. He is rescued by a young girl from tiger attack and safely take Naren to her jungle tree house area. Naren comes to know her name is Jhinuk. She is the only daughter of forest dacoit Rahaman. Naren stayed with them safely. In between friendship builds up stronger between them. Rahaman is ferocious dacoit but very soft about his daughter. Jhinuk guided Naren to shows the jungle. Jhinuk does not study. Naren teach Jhinuk. Jhinuk is very much interested about study. One day Naren and Jhinuk roaming the jungle with Rahaman by boat. Forest officer catch rahaman. Rahaman is in fisherman get up. He convinced the officer himself as a fisherman. Naren thinks if he speaks the truth he will go back home and Rahaman will be Arrested. But because of Jhinuk he can't do this. Rahaman is very much pleased with Naren. At night everyone is sleeping, Rahaman weak up Naren from sleep and send him home through a fisherman boat. At morning when Jhinuk weak up and can't find naren. She is crying for naren. Father says Naren is died by the tiger attack. This is his bloody shirt. Jhinuk is crying. Naren comeback home by boat. Sitting bare body and crying.