Chumbak follows the story of a young 15 year old boy who in order to earn a quick bucck bumps into a 45 year old mentally slow man. The conflict of ambition vs humanity thus begins. The story has a simple premise but is honest and heartfelt. The screenplay too blends so well with the drama. The initial few minutes are spent in introducing the protagonist and the issues in his life. These few minutes are important as you as an audience do not label the protagonist negatively and rather look at the wholesome picture. The demarcation between right and wrong might be blurred through the film but that is definitely sorted by the end of him. Also the freshness in the writing lies in the fact that the drama does not get heavy. It is treated in a light hearted manner and in a sinple manner as opposed to a convoluted drama. This also helps in conveying the right kind of message. While the main story begins with the introduction of the 45 year old protagonist, it is his dynamics with the 15 year old which is pleasant to watch. Although their relationship is rocky but there is this genuine heartwarming emotion to it that reaches its pinnacle by the end of it. The subtle twists are turns might be predictable but there will definitely keep you engaged and engrossed throughout. Overall, an honest attempt at writing a heartfelt screenplay.