What if everything you ever believed in was a lie? What if “progress” was the beginning of your downfall?

In the heart of a forgotten village, where the sun dictated time and unity was a way of life, lived Kamal—a rebellious, sharp-minded dreamer who believed true education lay in the soil, not in textbooks. Raised on the ideals of A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s Vision 2020, Kamal was convinced that a golden era awaited—until reality shattered his dream.

December 2019. Electricity arrives. The village, once bound by traditions and human connection, is swallowed by a monster it never saw coming—technology. What was once a thriving community of laughter, festivals, and wisdom suddenly turns into a battlefield of egos, secrets, and digital distractions. Screens replace smiles. Rumors replace relationships. Kamal himself, once the voice of reason, gets pulled into a toxic vortex of online love, lust, and addiction. And then, the pandemic strikes.

What follows is an unthinkable chain reaction of loss, betrayal, and destruction. A village that had never known division suddenly collapses. The price? Innocence lost. Lives destroyed. Kamal, now drowning in guilt and anger, watches as everything he loved burns to ashes—his mother, his love, his beliefs.

But in the darkest abyss, a forgotten voice rises. Bantu Thatha, the eccentric old man ridiculed by all, carries a truth too powerful to ignore. His past holds the secret to reversing the damage, to restoring what was lost before it’s too late. But will the village listen? Will Kamal?

With a mind-blowing climax that will leave you questioning the very fabric of development and human nature, Aevum Jagat is not just a film—it’s an awakening.

What if the real apocalypse wasn’t war or disease—but the illusion of progress itself?

Watch AevumJagat. Before reality catches up with you.