“Desperate time calls for desperate measures” they say, and so begins the tale of Vikrant Rajput as he makes the desperate and needed decision to move his family over to Canada in search of greener pastures and better chances for his son.

Moving to a foreign country is a dream come true until it begins to look like a nightmare when tough times come knocking, frustration comes into play, and unimaginable jobs are taken in order to make ends meet. Vikrant comes face to face with one of his biggest challenges in life, entwining with family and romance problems that need him to be the bigger person and step into shoes that might as well have thorns hidden in them.

Running seems the better option, and Vikrant soon finds himself in the warm embrace of another woman, Maya, who happens to come into his life with her own baggage and life dilemma. Making mistakes is human nature but what matters most is what happens after the mistakes are made. “To err is human, to forgive is divine” comes into play and is put to the test. But to what extent does a mistake have to go before it becomes unforgivable?

All And Nothing is an inspiring story of an immigrant in a foreign country facing new experiences and learning lessons along the way. Who’s to be blamed: a man who suddenly lost affection from his wife for no tangible reason only because his wife lost confidence in him or a wife who suddenly started seeing every effort of her husband as being not enough, even when the husband goes an extra mile?

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