Man of god

Ram Mehta is born into a conservative Gujarati Hindu family in Baroda, who try to groom him since birth to keep pace with their religious, God-fearing lifestyle. But Ram refuses to be contained by the boundaries they define, his innocent protests gradually deepening into outright rebellion. At 15, he makes a self-discovery and a revelation: he is an atheist. Constantly at loggerheads with his father, he trudges on to become a doctor. On graduating, he leaves his family and home to pursue further studies in England where, for the first time in his life, he experiences true freedom. Years go by; he falls in love with and marries a Muslim girl, Sania Rehman, despite protests from his family. Estranged from his parents, Ram builds a new life for himself in London as a successful pediatrician, loving husband and the doting father of twins Sana and Samir. But he cannot forget the pain of being disowned by his mother and father. Little by little, it destroys him, until one day his entire world comes crashing down. Now 41, Ram questions all that he has stood for and all that he is. As he stands on the brink of death, set to end his own life, he seeks to vindicate himself before his children...Ram’s life was always a battle of dharma vs. karma, but it is now a battle of good vs. evil – and only one can survive! Will good triumph or will evil emerge a winner? Will Ram succumb to these challenging times, or will the God that he never believed in come to his rescue?