Father Varghese reached the door. He saw the chaos. He saw Rajan spinning on the dusty floor like a top. He saw the lungis flying.

He played Ninte Kannil Ninakku Venda . A slow, romantic melody.

Suddenly, the warden, Father Varghese, known as "The Vatican," was heard clearing his throat from the end of the corridor. His leather sandals squeaked on the wet cement.

The whole hostel lost its mind. Boys poured out of their rooms. They formed a circle. Someone grabbed a broom as an air guitar. Another used a steel tiffin box as a bongo.

Rajan began to move. It wasn't just a dance; it was a rebellion. He did the signature Kuthu spin, transitioned into a smooth Oppana step, and then—just as the beat dropped again—he hit the floor for a perfect breakdance spin.