The project revolves around the story of a nervous, introverted boy encountering a dinner date for the first time, a meeting arranged by his family. The narrative unfolds as the boy navigates the unfamiliar and awkward emotions of this situation, creating a relatable and immersive experience. The tension, curiosity, and vulnerability of the interaction are central to the storyline, pulling the listener into the boy’s internal world as the scene plays out.

The concept originated from the module titled 'Light, Sound, and Camera,' conducted by Hitesh Chaurasia and Deepak John Mathew at the School of Design, IIT Jodhpur. The project is crafted as a radio drama, designed to engage listeners in a first-person experience, using spatial audio design to enhance immersion. The approach highlights how sound alone can shape narratives and evoke emotional responses, with audio being the primary medium to convey the story. The project explores an innovative audio narrative framework, leveraging sound to create a deeply personal and engaging experience for listeners.