The film revolves around a dog’s heart-rending love-hate relationship with his old master, Feroze. First, he laments how the old man loves to sit at home on Sundays, while he loves to swim the waves and check out bitches. How Feroze treats him like a ‘remote-controlled car’, constantly throwing commands. How he is irritated when Feroze cleans his(dog’s) ears for wax. You start feeling for the playful dog, trapped in an insipid life.

But as he cribs, suddenly, his love for Feroze takes over. He admits that deep down, Feroze loves him. He knows in the absence of Feroze’s son (settled abroad), he is his sole companion. Overcome with emotion the dog dashes back to the house.

Cut to we see the dog out on a walk with Feroze. The stick in Feroze’s hand reveals he is blind.

Voiceover: He(dog) can give him company. But you can give him eyes.