Inseparable: that’s what Sid and his one-year-old daughter, Samyu are. They share a beautiful bond, as it manifests in their conversations, a heart to heart communication through babbling that only the two of them fully grasp. Dimbutookoo ... amuloonoo ... chindumpops. Little wonder Sid finds his life picture-perfect, complete with a doting wife, Kavita. He, though, is blissfully unaware of an ugly truth lurking in the corner. Ironically, on Samyu’s first birthday, the darker hues come to smudge the pristine canvas. When the bitter secret eventually spills over, Sid feels the earth quiver under his feet. He wonders how he didn’t comprehend the signs. He also knows what it means: not only separation from Kavita, but an inconceivable eventuality of living without Samyu. Sid finds the hard way that, in cases of child custody, the law invariably inclines towards the mother. Moreover, he's fighting with a major drawback. Separation from his little one, it seems, is inevitable. And, what lies ahead isn't worth calling a life. However, he has no idea of the games life plays. Profound yet poignant, Jabberwockiers wears its emotions on its sleeves and is for those who don't mind shedding tears.