Autism is a profound biochemical anomaly. Autism is not widely known by the general public, but its impact is profound. It is also a social problem, for which the victims are not responsible but they are the victims of various adversities every day.

This incident is not only shameful but also sad for the society of well-educated and civilized people. Common people in many countries of the world are not aware of this type of disease. In particular, people in many countries of Asia and Africa including Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan do not have a clear idea or are not aware of how to deal with these types of diseases and patients. Due to these people, if an autistic child is born in their family or neighborhood, they consider those children as cursed, and many treat them inhumanely.

Through the film ‘Aami’ we want to emphasize a few things;

A child with autism is not a sin or a curse in any way. Creating a dialectical reality by reflecting on the social and psychological battle of a disabled child as well as his parents.

To create social awareness about the care and well-being of people with autism and how to deal with such patients.

Since the process of birth is a biochemical process. Since the human baby is born with an exact representation of twenty-three pairs of chromosomes. So a hypothetical concept approach of how autism could be prevented through zygotic engineering.

Above all, I hope to create a positive social resonance by dispelling the common misconceptions about autism in social psychology and the fear of the unknown.