In a tea-shop people are sitting and having tea. One of the people recognizes a man sipping tea as a famous actor of the company theatre. The actor goes on to perform excerpts from many plays. As he performs, he goes into a memory of the Mills, the amazing vibrant culture that existed at that time. He recalls his love - Orphelia. She comes as a maddened women and is shut off from him by the glass doors of a mall. He meets the ghost of the workers who played in this area The ghost bemoans the loss of such a great culture. We return to the (Dhaba) tea shop . The actor who has not eaten for several days asks for some money. He is insulted by one of the people in the audience. Finally the actor packs up his curtain keeping back his humiliation and leaves the tea shop (Dhaba).