Since the establishment of the first South Korean independent government in 1948 by the Syngman Rhee, a movement against this establishment started by the South Korean Labor Party. The government and the US military declared the South Korean Labor Party illegal. It continued the harsh military actions as identifying and execution of party members and their associates. The film tries to make an anti-war statement through the lens of non-alignment. In the background of the Korean War " NO EXIT " portrays conflicts of two ideologies. North Korean captives are interrogated by the South Korean army. Both sides blame each other for the present situation of war. They are compelled to choose a series of violence which reveals an inhuman side of their nature. The captives try hard to find an exit from the situation, but there is no way out. Will they find their exit?

On the morning of 5th September (Teachers’ Day), a motley bunch of teachers lose to the energetic students team, in a ritualistic Football Match. Mishraji (Sanjay Mishra) vows to win the match next year on this day as well as the ‘Man of the Match’ Award.
This movie is shot in Dehradun with Sanjay Mishra, Victor Banerjee, Raj Deep Rana, Kiran Dubey, Kevin Dave and Sarika Singh as a main casts.