4/11 (2021)

The film depicts an event during the Covid-19 pandemic. During the prolonged lockdown due to Covid-19, hotel boys Khomei and Tomba and the cook Chaoba have to stay in the hotel run at Moreh, a border town in Manipur neighbouring Myanmar. Chaoba provides two transgender women who work in a beauty parlour and are starving due to prolong lockdown in his place for stay. Chaoba advises the boys to treat them well. On April 11, when the curfew is relaxed for a few hours on account of Easter Sunday which falls on April 12 and Cheiraoba which falls on 13, the three leave the place to reach their home at Gwaltabi village on foot covering more than 100 kilometres. On the way, when Chaoba rushes to get some medicine for ailing Khomei in a pharmacy he notices that his wallet has been lost. He runs back but he faces drug-related problems. The pharmacist advises Chaoba that children must be sent to school and be taken back from workplace. At night, they are again caught by a mob taking them to be thieves. The chairperson of the village stops the people not to indulge in mob justice. When they reach home, Tomba and Khomei are happy to learn that they will go to school after the lockdown.