Young and bright Dr. Prabhat leaves his father’s well-established city hospital to take up a challenging post at a neglected rural Primary Health Centre. But he quickly realizes that leave alone treating patients, his first obstacle would be to get to the PHC the way to which has been turned into farmland.

Prabhat struggles to attract patients to the PHC as he encounters resistance from villagers who prefer the local quack doctor. Things get complicated when he finds out that the PHC medicines are being sold illegally by someone in the PHC.

Having treated no patients in two weeks, Prabhat’s troubles mount when he receives vaccines on Nurse Didi’s behalf, hands it over to her son, Sudhir, as she had wanted but Sudhir refuses blatantly that he took it.

As political tensions escalate in Bhatkandi, Prabhat’s involvement in both rival election campaigns threatens his reputation, forcing him to take a stand against corruption while also discovering Sudhir’s mysterious behavior.

Prabhat uncovers Sudhir’s disorder and battles against the stigma of mental illness, persuading Nurse Didi to seek treatment for her son, all while navigating the complex dynamics of village politics and healthcare.

As PHC patients rise, Prabhat struggles with medicine shortages while Dak Sab grows jealous. The Adarsh PHC Award may save them.