* Ishaan's dyslexia: Ishaan Awasthi is a young boy who struggles with dyslexia, a learning disorder that makes it difficult for him to read, write, and spell. This causes him to fall behind in school and experience frustration and shame.
* Rajan's guilt: Ishaan's father, Rajan, is a strict and demanding man who expects his son to excel in school. He is unaware of Ishaan's dyslexia and believes that he is simply lazy and disobedient. This causes a rift between father and son and leads to further frustration and conflict.
* Nikumbh's compassion: Ram Shankar Nikumbh is Ishaan's new art teacher who recognizes his talent and potential. He is compassionate and understanding, and he tries to help Ishaan overcome his dyslexia. This leads to conflict with Rajan, who believes that Nikumbh is coddling Ishaan and not preparing him for the real world.
External Conflicts
* School bullying: Ishaan is bullied by his classmates because of his dyslexia. They make fun of him for his inability to read and write, and they ostracize him from their activities. This causes Ishaan to feel isolated and alone.
* Parental pressure: Rajan's expectations for Ishaan are unrealistic and unattainable. This puts a great deal of pressure on Ishaan and causes him to feel stressed and anxious.
* Social discrimination: Ishaan is discriminated against because of his dyslexia. He is denied opportunities that other children have, such as attending a prestigious school or pursuing higher education. This limits his potential and prevents him from reaching his full potential.
These conflicts come to a head in the climax of the film when Ishaan runs away from home. This forces Rajan to confront his own guilt and ignorance and to finally accept Ishaan for who he is. The film ends with Ishaan returning home and enrolling in a new school where he can receive the support and understanding that he needs.