In the movie Dry Day, Gannu, a notorious loafer in the town of Jagodhar, lives a carefree life filled with alcohol and irresponsible behavior. However, when his wife discovers she is pregnant, their lives take a sudden turn.
Gannu's wife, deeply concerned about his alcoholism, becomes determined to terminate the pregnancy, believing that bringing a child into their unstable life would only result in more complications. Shocked and heartbroken by his wife's decision, Gannu realizes the extent of his addiction and the negative impact it has on their relationship.
Feeling a deep sense of guilt and regret, Gannu embarks on a journey to change himself and bring a significant social change to his town. He decides to set out on a protest to ban alcohol in Jagodhar, hoping that by removing this vice, he can create a better environment for his unborn child and everyone else in the community.
Throughout his mission, Gannu faces numerous challenges. He struggles with his own drinking habits, frequently tempted by the easy availability of alcohol and old friends who enable his addiction. However, his determination and love for his wife and unborn child keep him going.
As Gannu fights for the ban on alcohol, he garners support from unexpected allies and faces opposition from those who benefit from the alcohol trade. Along the way, he discovers the stories of individuals and families torn apart by alcoholism, further strengthening his resolve to change the town's habits.
Parallel to his external struggles, Gannu battles his internal demons and undergoes a transformation. He attends rehabilitation programs, seeks counseling, and finds solace in a support group for alcoholics. Through this process, Gannu not only fights for a dry day in his town but also fights to rebuild his relationship with his wife and become a responsible father.
With each step forward, Gannu faces setbacks and temptations but remains committed to his cause. Eventually, his perseverance pays off, and the town begins to witness positive changes. People support Gannu's mission, realizing the destructive nature of alcohol and the need to protect future generations.
In the end, Gannu's wife, moved by his transformation and the community's support, decides to keep the baby, believing that they now have a chance at a better life together. The film concludes with a renewed sense of hope, highlighting the power of self-reflection, determination, and community support in overcoming personal struggles and achieving social change.