Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: plot of movie is based on simple aspirations, Fact2: 6-year-old son to keep watch on Kisna, Fact3: Kisna being inherently stronger than peer farmers is annoyed by overt and misplaced concern of wife, Fact4: bore-well itself does n't work to potential due to erratic power supply typical of hinterlands of Vidarbha, Fact5: Patil gives Kisna At stage idea of drawing electric power from Electric power transmission lines
Output (English): The plot of the movie is based on simple aspirations, the undying urge in the human race to live and to live against all odds.The film is about the life of a farmer Kisna Girish Kulkarni, who is trying to get a good crop in the droughtstricken Vidarbha region, which has been notorious for farmer suicides. It also allegorically tells about how lack of information and education amongst the farmers, can ruin them, despite their indefatigable spirit. After, the debtridden neighbour Bhaskar Deshmukh commits suicide, amongst many other farmers of the region, Kisnas wife Alka Sonali Kulkarni observes Kisnas aloofness and interprets that Kisna is contemplating suicide too. She asks their 6yearold son Dinu Aman Attar to keep a watch on Kisna, and report any irregular behavior. Kisna is however imbued by the thoughts of the arrival of the Monsoon. During these days, Alka tries her best by preparing Puran Poli amongst other myriad efforts to keep Kisna in good spirit. However, Kisna being inherently stronger than his peer farmers, albeit aloof, is often annoyed by the overt and misplaced concern of his wife. Pawning jewelry, Kisna purchases cotton seeds from Nagpur City, intending to sow them when the rains arrive. The seeds fail to germinate, due to the late arrival of the monsoons and this is the only time in the entire movie Kisna contemplates suicide, by consuming pesticide. However, Alka sells other jewelry and purchases a fresh set of seeds, which are sowed. Due to the vagaries of the rain, Kisna is able to reap only two quintals of cotton, which is taken away by the moneylendercotton trader, leaving Kisnas family with nothing. Meanwhile, Kisna, with his indefatigable spirit, goes to a bank in the city, takes a loan and installs a borewell in his farm, despite the perpetual pessimism of Patil. The borewell itself doesnt work to its potential due to the erratic power supply, typical of the hinterlands of Vidarbha. At this stage, Patil gives Kisna the idea of drawing electric power from the Electric power transmission lines. Kisna never gives up even till the end, where illadvised, he naively tries to tap electric power from the high voltage Electric power transmission lines to power his water pump of the recently installed borewell and loses his life by electrocution.