最讽刺的是我们的生活方式。我们牺牲我们的健康，我们与家人和我们所爱的人在一起的时间，为了我们的事业/金钱。我们太担心未来而不能享受现在，对我们所拥有的永远不会感到快乐。我们活着就像我们永远不会死一样，总有一天我们会死，因为我们从未真正活过。人们会认为，没有人比医生更能理解这个难题。但这几乎概括了卡维亚·梅农博士的一生。她是一名肿瘤学家，她的工作是她的首要任务。她没有时间照顾自己的家人，也没有时间照顾自己。治疗癌症并不容易，她倾尽所有。这是一个关于她生命中24小时的故事，一个电话如何让她振作起来，让她审视自己拥有什么，她爱谁，以及如何生活。真正看到生活的光明面是什么意思。

The most ironic thing about us is the way we live our lives. We sacrifice our health, our time with families and those we love, to make our careers/money. We are too anxious about the future to enjoy the present and are never happy with what we have. We live like we will never die and one day we die, having never really lived. One would believe, nobody understood this conundrum better than a doctor. But this pretty much sums Dr Kavya Menon’s life. She’s an oncologist and her job is her biggest priority. There is no time for her own family, or for herself. Treating cancer isn’t easy, and she gives it all she has. This is the story of 24 hours in her life, and how a phone call shakes her up, making her take stock of what she has, whom she loves, and how to live. What it means to really see life sunny side up.