Life is not measured by the moments you breathe but the moments that take your breath away.

Fly on is just about such a moment. When two unsuspecting strangers meet and converge into a Paulo bus from Goa to Mumbai, their resultant rendezvous open up the hidden skeletons in their closets, what ensues is a conversation which makes them reveal their souls to each other in all its nakedness. And to top it all a powwow that throws them into the ocean of love; unblemished by expectations, unburdened by conditions, unrestrained by relations.

A love which is true and unconditional.

What happens when you have closed the doors of love, and someone knocks on the door, but not looking for love?

What happens when you think you will spend the bus journey finishing an unread book but you’re not able to read a line? And what happens when you reveal your most fragile part to a stranger?

What if he too walks on it? Or what if he flies away with it?
What does it really take to fall in love? Is Love a journey, or a stop, or maybe even a destination? Such questions and many others like these unveil on this journey between two strangers.