Chandri is a girl who cannot speak or hear anything. But she has kept her hopes alive to go to school. She wants to feel equal to her brother who is able to hear everything. But the school refuses to admit her. Bassakka, her mother, ignores Chandri. She has kept her deafness a secret from their relatives and she has always encouraged her son to go to school, showing him love and care. It discourages Chandri and makes her feel alone. She feels isolated. When Akshatha, an Indian sign language interpreter, enters into her life, a miracle happens. However, her mother Bassakka has a greater social stigma toward sign language than deafness. This story is an attempt to throw the light on a hearing and speech impaired girl’s core emotions and tries to illustrate all the characters thru her eyes to meet her fundamental right.