The play is a devised piece around the first hand retellings of day to day lives in Basti Hazrat Nizamuddin. The spectator is invited to enter the performer’s world- through everydayness of the narrative. The stories begin to twist into tales of how gender and sexuality plays out in the lives of the four actors. Conversations about family, trust, consent, personal space and gender dynamics begin to surface. Their questions and confusions about their identity and how they are perceived within the boundaries of their home and their community, comes forth through their words and actions.

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The play attempts to highlight contrast between the confining yet comfortable quality of the home space, and the liberating and challenging aspects of the outside world. The differences between ‘Who I am’ and ‘How people see me’ guide the explorations of the performance.