"When I'm Gone" explores the haunting landscape of loss, regret, and the elusive nature of love. Through the intertwined journeys of Pratyush and Arhaan, the play delves into the complexities of human connection and the profound impact of unspoken truths. Pratyush, grappling with the sudden suicide of Vikram, a man who loved him deeply, embarks on a quest to understand the enigmatic life Vikram led. He confronts his own emotional detachment and the lingering question: did he truly love Vikram in return? Meanwhile, Arhaan, a writer plagued by insomnia and emotional stagnation, finds a kindred spirit in Heisha. Their nocturnal encounters delve into the depths of unresolved feelings and the fear of confronting the past. Arhaan's struggle to acknowledge his love for a former partner, coupled with his inability to escape the "I don't know," mirrors Pratyush's journey of self-discovery. The play weaves together these parallel narratives, exposing the fragility of human relationships and the pain of missed opportunities. Through poignant dialogues and introspective moments, "When I'm Gone" questions the nature of love, the weight of regret, and the possibility of finding meaning in the face of loss. It asks: can we truly understand those we love, and can we ever reconcile with the choices we didn't make? Ultimately, "When I'm Gone" is a meditation on the human condition, where the search for understanding is as much about confronting the other as it is about confronting the self.