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Lakshminarayan Sharma, aged thirteen, leaves his hometown of Akbarpur in the Braj region after the death of his mother, the only woman he loved, believing that only divine love can reunite them. Rather than pursuing asceticism, he seeks union with Rama through Hanuman. At a Vaishnava temple in Rajkot, Gujarat, the old Mahant recognises his spiritual inclination and tests him. Lakshman remains quiet and unassuming, rejecting comfort and praise before leaving, suggesting that religious institutions can themselves become forms of bondage. [13] For years, Lakshman wanders, meditating beneath trees, sleeping beside rivers, and living on alms. He learns about spirituality through nature and, on one occasion, remains underwater so long that villagers believe he has drowned before he resurfaces. At twenty-five, he boards a passenger train to Britain in first class without a ticket. [14] A colonial official orders him off the train, but after Lakshman leaves, it mysteriously refuses to move despite officials finding no mechanical fault. The railway manager concludes that Lakshman's removal may be responsible. Everyone, including the Britisher, apologises, and Lakshman agrees to return, forgiving them and producing four first-class tickets seemingly from nowhere. He demands that no saint in India be removed from a train for lacking a ticket and that a railway station be built for local residents. The station, later known as Neem Karori Station in present-day Farrukhabad district, becomes associated with him, and Lakshman is thereafter called Neem Karoli Baba. A villager recognises him as a former resident of Braj and informs his father, who finds him and asks him to return home, saying that his wife is waiting. Reluctantly following his father's advice to fulfil his responsibilities, like Lord Ram, Lakshman returns home and ensures his wife has enough food while he is away. He later returns to Neebkarori but leaves after a dispute with the landowner of the temple site, travelling to Kainchi mountain near Nainital. There, he helps a frightened man who has lost his way at night; when the man recites the Hanuman Chalisa, Maharaj ji appears and guides him safely. The film ends by hinting at a sequel.