What does it signify to have a dog? They serve as our most loyal companions, providing us with love and devotion; they also act as exemplary security guardians. Dogs have been by our side for centuries, yet many fail to recognise that dogs are not mere playthings. They possess distinct personalities and individual needs. While most dogs are perceived as adorable and affectionate, numerous breeds exhibit confidence, stubbornness, and even aggression. Although popular media tends to concentrate on cute, friendly, or playful puppies, there is a notable lack of discourse surrounding the challenges of adopting strong-willed and self-assured dogs. This narrative revolves around one such canine.

Meenakshi, a recent entrant into the workforce, aspires to adopt a dog; she encounters Rishi, a middle-aged man at an airport who owns a dog and seeks his counsel. This account details the life of Rishi, a middle-class Indian man who seizes the opportunity to narrate his experiences alongside his charming yet aggressive dog, Chuggi, who takes Rishi and his family on an extraordinary journey. The genuine predicament emerges when Chuggi bites an individual, compelling the family to confront a challenging decision.