A reflective essay on a woman raised as a girl child to sacrifice, carry families, and remain unseen, exploring generational son preference and quiet endurance.
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Read a detailed review of The Day I Learnt to Fly Again by Sunanda Ladha, a powerful memoir on self identity, healing, financial fear, and rebuilding life with courage and acceptance.
A heartfelt review of Kranti Jyoti Vidyalay Marathi Madhyam exploring school memories, lifelong friendships, Marathi-medium education, and characters that stay with you long after the film ends.
An honest review of Meant To Be by Neha Chenani Khanagwal, book 2 of the Intertwined series. A comforting romance with strong characters, emotion, and depth.
An honest review of Chaos in a Coupe by Divya Dugar, a travel memoir about exploring India by train with three rescued dogs and heartfelt companionship.
An honest review of The Sultan of Bollywood by Mohar Basu, exploring Salman Khan’s life, career highs and lows, controversies, and fan culture.
A reflective review of The Great Fire of London by Samuel Pepys, exploring how a personal diary became one of history’s most powerful eyewitness accounts.
A concise review of Capraq Medicos and The Winning Bite of Chocolate Cake by Nikita Tak, exploring science fiction, innovation, and humanitarian values.
A heartfelt gratitude post for the three people who supported my creator journey in 2025 with stability, guidance, and collaboration.
2025 became the year my heart refused to quit. Even when my body was tired and life felt heavy, something inside me kept pushing me to rise again. This is the story of how breakdowns, healing and courage shaped the woman I finally became.