The story follows a psychiatrist who takes on a unique patient, Mukhtar Hussain, medically documented as completely blind (1:12). Despite his diagnosis, Mukhtar firmly insists that he can see perfectly (1:12). Rather than viewing physical colors, he explains that he sees the dark realities of the world: severe inflation, starvation, corruption, Nepotism, crushed youth talent, and basic human rights violations that average citizens comfortably choose to ignore (8:17). In a chilling supernatural climax, Mukhtar vanishes into thin air mid-session (12:30). When the doctor questions his assistant, she reveals that no patient or medical file ever existed (12:48). Left completely alone, the doctor realizes that Mukhtar was an apparition of conscience, forcing him to conclude that the physically blind are not the ones who cannot see; rather, the truly blind are those in society who see injustice and choose to look away (11:34).

Directed by: Jasim Abbas