As civilization advances, human beliefs evolve, morality shifts, and definitions of right and wrong blur at the edges. Yet beneath our veneer of sophistication, we remain primordial creatures, driven by ancient instincts masked in modern justifications. We've learned to speak, build, create, and believe-but have we truly evolved?
In a world where killing animals for sustenance is condemned, yet murder in the name of faith is rationalized, where does morality begin and end? When does survival of belief supersede survival of our species?
This isn't just another story about good versus evil. It's a mirror held up to our collective conscience, asking uncomfortable questions about who we really are beneath our evolved exterior. In a world that increasingly divides itself by faith and fortune, BEEF BIRYANI serves up reality-raw, unpalatable, and impossible to ignore.