AIDS is a lethal disease and is considered as a taboo even to discuss in our society, but the point to ponder is that it is not transmitted only because of any physical contact, but can also occur due to a slight negligence.

‘Bay Dardi’ highlights this issue in a very dramatic manner, revolving around the story of Shafay, who is an AIDS victim without knowing the fact that how it has happened to him.

Shafay is a simple, sober and well-cultured young lad. He belongs to a very decent family and is living in a hostel for studies, where he meets Rohail (the only bad influence in his life). Rohail is a characterless guy having inappropriate relations with other girls and is unaware of the fact that he is an AIDS Victim. Rohail uses the shaving razor of Shafay and hence transmitting the disease to this poor guy.

Bia is an innocent middle class girl, suffering from a trauma of her sister’s suicide and thinks of Rohail and Shafay as the culprits. Later on it reveals on her that Shafay has nothing to do with this mishap and eventually they both fall in love with each other.