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"We're scared, anxious. We don't want to mention it, but we are stuck - emotionally. We'd like to talk about stuff that makes us happy. We walk down the street at night with our keys clutched between our fingers, as a weapon. We move in packs — because it's safer. We talk to each other for hours on the phone — to share our secrets and take suggestions. We fight gender discrimination, we are hurt by gender-neutral things too! We women are struggling, surviving, and winning battles - untold, unheard and unappreciated. Nadia was a traditional, internally strong-headed woman of a motherless home. A series of attempts, hidden letters, awkward emotions, and grave family secrets end into loveless insanity behind the bars of a mental asylum Nadia and Durjoy share their fate in. Bindiya wanted to break the circle of under-privilege and poverty, get educated, and make a living. But what when you have a series of people playing against you? So much so that you shift cities, run away from your past, and change your identity. From Mumbai's Bindiya in the past to Dilli's Shaina in the present, this story captures the struggles of a woman who grew up suffering at the hands of every man who played a major role in her life, falling back to the same old pattern. Read these amazing books by Kavya Sharma and understand how women have always been warriors - without recognition and reciprocation! "