Boy returns home on leave from India. Boy proposes marriage. Girl rejects his offer. Boy returns to India. Girl wants him back.
Girl sees a rainbow and finds closure.
One might have a better sense of what events took place if there was prior notification that the characters would speak in both first and third person concerning their inner confusions and personal preferences. The sense of setting and time was annihilated by Bund s revisions. As stated in the program, Bund said his intentions were to remove the early 20th century English setting from picture and place it in modern times. However, thanks to the costuming, the audience is left to think that perhaps the event happens even earlier than anything the 20th century has to offer. The entire production was diluted by an hour of confusing poetic statements, colorful choreography, random biblical quotes and brief periods of nudity, which in itself is reminiscent of an hour-long television commercial for Calvin Klein.