No plant or shrub is going to be happy in a plastic rice sack unless you can sort out some drainage. Whereabouts in India is Odisha, I couldn't find it.

A good idea for you would be to have a good look round your neighbourhood, see whats growing and doing well in other gardens, as regards your region whats the weather like, i think growing wisteria from seed can mean that it takes a very long time to flower, would perennial sweet pea do well where you are, or clematis, like i say have a good look round and see whats doing well.

Moon : i know about drainage, for that i made small holes...

Odisha's old name is orissa...eastern state in India

Thanx julien...

Snag is Vivek if the bags are sitting on the floor they will not drain easily...

Moon : Oh ya
but plastic sack means it is knitted with plastic ribbons, water a can easly drain and when soil is poured the gaps become compact to som extent...
I hope it wil do ya

I wish you success but doubt that a clematis would cope with those conditions as they like a cool root run.

Ah, we call it plastic canvas, here in Arizona. I would use Scarlet Runner Bean, Black-Eyed Susan Vine, Orange Clock Vine, or tall varieties of Nasturtiums.