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Aamir, Sarojini's best friend since the age of twelve, is no longer her best friend. Nothing has remained the same between him and Sarojini ever since he moved out of her colony and started attending an expensive private school. It was then that Sarojini came to know about a 'right to education' law that would allow her to get free admission to Aamir's school – or maybe even bring about reforms in her government school such that Aamir would just call back to your school,, where they used to go to study together. In this attempt to save her friendship with her best friend, Sarojini gets help from some people she never expected. Like her domineering classmate Deepti, who lives in a labor colony, Vimala madam, a wicked clever human rights lawyer, Sarojini Naidu, a freedom fighter who passed away years ago, who is Sarojini's secret pen friend. Through the letters she wrote to Mrs. Sarojini Naidu, this story of Sarojini tells how she herself learned to fight for her friendship, her family and her future.