Charak is a grounded social drama centered on an ancient ritual that expresses faith through physical endurance. The film follows several participants, each drawn to the practice by belief, hope, or a search for purpose. As the ritual unfolds, devotion is pushed to its extremes, testing both body and mind and prompting difficult questions about tradition, choice, and sacrifice. Told through a realistic and intimate lens, the story examines how deeply ingrained beliefs shape identity and govern lives, often blurring the boundary between devotion and suffering. At its heart, the film asks whether faith truly empowers—or whether it demands a price that lingers long after the ritual is over.