'Life is a gamble, and we are nothing more than a deck of cards'.

Dadaji, who is symbolically the most valuable cards in this deck, gives this lesson to us.

Dadaji has been a witness to ups and downs, and growths of two generations. His valuable and insightful advice, Which is for the good of all, is always misunderstood. Dadaji's son Himmat is hen-pecked, and whenever he demands his wife to respect his father (Dadaji) she taunts him. Jyoti, who is Dadaji's granddaughter, is obedient and the only one who gives him the respect he deserves Dadaji who is a man of few words has only one advise to give to his children - "After I am long gone, you will value the advice I have given you." In the end, When his children realize the importance of listening to the advice that was given by Dadaji its too late!

After Dadaji passes away, the family learns how important it is to value individuals when they are alive.