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Zorah Teᾱtre, a Pakistani journalism student at Oxford, London, travels to the Indian sub-continent for her graduation project on socioeconomic and feminist structuralism. Encapsulating herself as the protagonist, she extracts stories of the geo-social situation that flourished around the demographic ties of the country.The journey is fragmented into ten chapters, and the matrix is puzzled through the Indian Brothel, the Indian version of Dante’s circle, feminist anarchy with patriarchal familial ties and empowerment, the corrupt system that has disguised an honest man to be a saint who devises great analogies in mythology and democracy and so on. The thrilling ties of the maze unveil dark truths about this gripping story revolving around real situations.