Summer 1946. Jullundur (last Punjab). Akbar, a devoted landlord finds himself in the midst of political and religious upheaval, spurred by the Muslim demand for a separate homeland (Pakistan). With partition on the horizon and facing an unknown boundary line, Akbar laments the fate of the land that he holds so dear. As he ponders existence as a refugee, a chance encounter with a forgotten treasure empowers him to make peace with his destiny. Spring 1807, Kashmir. Young Amit dreams of restoring his ancestral trading house in Srinagar to its former glory and marrying his betrothed in Lahore. Forced into exile in Punjab under a false Muslim identity, he is anxious to return home. Must he remain a refugee, forever? The Partition Bond weaves itself through these two stories separated in time yet secured by destiny.