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Set in 1996 within the village of Azadganj, Udaan is that the story of the secure laborers of a rich landowner, Kamal Narayan Rajvanshi (Bhaiyaji). The story is concerning the feminine protagonist, named Chakor (Spandan Chaturvedi), United Nations agency is unbroken (girvhi) as a collateral. once Chakor's mother Kasturi (Sai Deodhar) was pregnant, her father Hariya died of associate accident. Bhuwan had neither cash nor a cow to give to Pandit for Hariya's ceremonial. Therefore, Bhuwan and Kasturi visit the Haveli and beg for cash from Bhaiyaji. Instead, Tejaswini, Kamal Narayan Rajvanshi's adult female, suggests they keep their unhatched kid as a collateral. The couple provide their unhatched kid as a secure jack of Bhaiyaji. Later, they complete the ceremonial of Hariya. later, Kasturi provides birth to a girl, Chakor, on the night of a full-of-the-moon. Tejaswini permits them to require Chakor back home for seven years, so she should be brought back to Haveli to figure.
After seven years (2003), Chakor enters Haveli. She could be a fearless, kind-hearted associated an intelligent lady, whereas being supported by Ishwar Rawat, (Sandeep Baswana) she dreams of freedom. Ishwar is that the father of Aditya Rawat, United Nations agency could be a free spirited collector from Lucknow. He adores Chakor as his girl and needs her to check. Bhaiyaji family is against him and need to reveal his cruelty to the general public. Ishwar is decided against all odds to induce Chakor associate education. He even takes her to Lucknow to hunt his family's support. Ishwar's father Purshottam is terrified of Bhaiyaji; thus he tries to come back Chakor back to Haveli. However, later Ishwar is in remission on a false charge by Bhaiyaji, United Nations agency argues that Ishwar unbroken Chakor in his home lawlessly so as to sell her. to shield Ishwar, Chakor faces a tough call between saving the person United Nations agency helped her and her own education. Chakor takes a vow that she is going to abandon the thought of education.
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