In the city of Dhaka, there lives a young boy named Md. Arafat Shekh. Despite the hardships that surrounds him, Arafat's spirit burns bright with determination and hope. He is a fifth-grader attending Pallabi Government Primary School, where he is eagerly studying for a better future. Arafat's roots trace back to the village of Pottashi in Pirojpur District. He isn't alone in his journey through life, he has a brother. Their parents, Musa Shekh and Rima Akter, work tirelessly to provide for their family. Musa labors as a rickshaw puller, weaving through the chaotic streets of Dhaka. Rima his mother works as a housemaid, cleaning and caring for others' homes. Their home is in a crowded slum, where neighbors become family and resilience is a way of life. But tragedy struck when a big fire swept through the slum, burning everything in its path. Arafat and his family lost not only their possessions but also his precious study materials. Despite the setback, Arafat remained determined to pursue his education. However, the financial strain caused by the fire cast a shadow over his dreams. With his father's earnings barely enough to make ends meet. On the other hand, his mother's income is stretched thin, and Arafat is now finding himself at a crossroads. Arafat is struggling to keep up with his studies in the middle of the disorder of their financial circumstances. The burden of their crisis is weighing heavily on his young shoulders. It is also threatening to extinguish the spark of his academic goals. His dream will come true if anyone financially helps him to continue his studies.