A bus helper moves through an ordinary workday with cleaning the bus at dawn, calling for passengers, collecting fares, and navigating the restless crowds of a city under pressure. Far from the battlefield, a distant conflict begins to reshape his everyday life as a fuel crisis drives up prices and disrupts public transport. At the fuel station, government and private vehicles compete for their place in long queues. Arguments over the order of the lines escalate into violent confrontations, eventually forcing the station to shut down. With fewer trips and declining income, the helper finds himself trapped in a crisis he never chose.
As night falls, the streets grow quiet. Inside an empty, fuel-starved bus, he looks at the needle of the fuel meter resting at zero and quietly lies down to sleep, uncertain of what tomorrow will bring.

Directed by Pial Sarker (Bangladesh)