Srihan and Nick have been best friends since they were in elementary school. Srihan and his family moved next door to Nick making them the one and only Indian family in the neighborhood. Nick lovingly welcomed him with open arms, and they became fast friends, even brothers. After they are accepted to the same college Nick had one ask of his brother, he wanted him to pledge the same fraternity so that they could further be connected. But unfortunately, in the midst of a hazing incident going terribly wrong racism and violence deal Srihan a terrible hand. As hazing on college campuses all over this world continue to cause physical and mental trauma two their students this story is just one that represents so many. As the court case unfolds and Nick is forced to recount what happened that night, we see what students are willing to subject themselves to for the sake of being part of a social group that may or may not have their best interests at heart. As much as these two young men fight for their lives there are negative forces that they have no control over and sometimes, unfortunately, those forces. Will Nick have the courage to stand up against the worst kind of bully, the ones that he introduced into their lives and once trusted or will his guilt, grief and their intimidation overcome him? A story about a conversation that parents, teachers, and professors should have with their college bound or college attending students.
*One performer in this story must be of Indian descent.