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NEW TO THE CREW: Synopsis

All the ‘finest of the class' things are the art of nature. Such was one of those impeccable arts called the “Himalayas”. The gargantuan mountain edges were built topsy-turvy with the ecstatic rocks. The pebbly snow that seemed to be poured over the peak could barely be seen. The purple spectra of light that comes filtered obliquely through the shining waterfalls. The pearl like floating foam, the glitzy and maroon sun that seemed to tussle hard to escape out of the series of laterally placed Himalayas. Among them was known the existence of the world's most mysterious creature that has not yet been conquered by the humans – “Yeti.”

Referred to as “Bigfoot” or “Himalayan Snowman”, Yeti has been a mystery for everyone from scientists to witches. Drawn in Chinese scriptures, it is believed to have been living over one of the country's highest and isolated peaks called ‘Mt. Krudetra' in Uttarakhand. His regime of silence is screaming about how inexplicably it had been ruling the king of upper Himalayas.

A group of seven people, all with different careers come across the depth of this mystery. There is no better fantasy for a bunch of young enthusiasts than to have bacon of bravery in their hands. They eventually decide to bring adventure in their lives. Such was their desire to picture the yeti that even the largest of all hindrances seemed a trivial thing.

Once quoted in the story,

“We all have certain lives; we live in three different worlds simultaneously. When we live in present, it is our one part of soul that makes us live in present. Present, is the most supreme thing. A soul that lives in present is a gifted one. The soul which lives in future has to work according to the way, the present works. And the one, like me in the past, live in a world of sorrows and sufferings. We are bound to do what the present does. You are presently in my world, Sara sent you in the past”

It is the story of how impeccably the paranormal things happen in Himalayan Mountains and are nonetheless concealed. As per what is depicted in this story is that this universe is a cluster of all emotions, feelings, events and activities in material form. Universe is divided into functional parts which we refer to as ‘time.' The three of those classifications are Past, Present and Future. Our life considers souls that are distributed to these units as per the deeds we do. Present is the supreme things and is dominated by the benevolent side of the nature. Past is the place for punishments and is dominated by the malignant side of the nature which is referred to as ‘Gods of Destruction.' Future is unaffected. It is not considered to be of human worth. Only gifted people live in future. They are supernatural beings. Crew members happens to have been trapped in the bridge between the past and that of the future in bringing the change in the way they perceive their own identities. River Labara, for an instant is a fictional river that signifies destruction.

They suffer, they lose, but more importantly they learn. They learn by failures, by disappointments, by puzzles, and by nature. The exuberant story of adventure that they all have role-played in bringing about a revolution. They are not youth. They are revolutionaries, as they have changed the concept of youth from the age of maturation to the age of heroism.

It is the story about that group of people that explore the Himalayas not for snow, or for mineral worth, but for a revolution by putting in front of the people the monster of the ages. Young enthusiasts that have cleared their way and have returned home with a pride lynching above their right shoulders.

After dozens of difficulties that they have faced, their dramatic endeavor, and their meet-back would be an awe-inspiring event in the history of mountaineering.

Story of those saviors of innocence that free the innocuous sufferers of the past and emerge as saviors. They are light to supernatural existence. They are simply the heroes.