Araba confronts the complexities of her double life, as she candidly speaks about her lover’s thrilling presence and her growing resentment towards her husband, who is entangled in his own affair. The film delves into her fantasies, frustrations, and the simmering conflict as she navigates her secret desires, leading to a poignant and introspective conclusion that underscores the complexities of love, faith, and moral boundaries. This film explores the duality present in various aspects of our lives - religion, politics, marriage, and more.

Aahi means “Taboo” in Ga, the language of the GaTribe of Ghana.