In the throes of a storm, Surveen Chawla's body undulates to the pulsating rhythm of Arijit Singh's voice. Her sari, a flimsy barrier, offers little protection against the rain, or the heat building within her. She dances for herself, for the stranger watching from the shadows, for the hate she feels, the love she craves. Her fingers trace circles on her skin, her breath hitches, as she plays out her fantasies under the open sky, her body a live wire, ready to spark, ready to ignite.