“A 14-year-old student named Parth, bright and curious, recently got admitted to a boarding school. The story is set against the backdrop of a strict boarding school where Parth’s journey begins as he starts to question the rigid structure of the school and seeks to challenge its norms. Parth struggles to fit into the school’s strict regulations, symbolized by the constant ringing of the bell that dictates every aspect of his life. His roommate, Vikram, serves as both a companion and a sensible voice, advising him to follow the norms to avoid trouble.
The rector punishes Parth for breaking the time rules in the hostel. This fuels Parth’s rebellious spirit, and he decides to bury the school bell on the school grounds.
However, he soon realizes that the bell is merely a medium, a tangible symbol of the school’s authority and control. Therefore, he returns the bell.”