Home was where Rahul and his father Akash lived, cooked, sang, exercised, fought, laughed and cried together. Theirs was a complete family. A place where two men - and Rahul was definitely a man at 5 - led a life of complete harmony. Rahul could toast bread for his father, lay the table and even polish his shoes on his own. Every morning he saw his father off to work at the bus depot, for Akash ran a travel agency by himself, and walked off to the school. He had Jumbo and a 9-year-old Isha for friends while his drawing kept him company at other times. Isha amazed him with her 'magic' and Rahul was a slave to her every idea, every piece of advice Isha had in store for him. His world didn't seem to need a mother.

A heartwarming story that pits a child's innocence against adult problems makes the most impossible love story on earth rekindle. A refreshing look at the ordinary adult world from a child's point of view, thus colouring it with extraordinary hues.

A small tribute to the victory of innocence and true love.