is a deeply emotional Punjabi novel that tells the tragic story of a young woman whose life is shattered by the horrors of the 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots. After completing her medical studies in Delhi, she becomes a doctor with dreams of serving society. However, when the brutal violence of 1984 erupts, the trauma destroys her mental stability, leaving her with no memory of her past.
Lost and broken, she wanders through unimaginable suffering and eventually reaches Amritsar, where her life takes a heartbreaking turn. The novel portrays her painful journey through despair, loneliness, and the harsh realities of life until it tragically ends in suicide.
Set between 1984 and 1992, the story powerfully captures the turbulent atmosphere of Punjab during the era of militancy. Through vivid storytelling and emotional depth, the novel reflects the psychological scars of violence, the struggles of ordinary people, and the silent pain carried by those who survived those dark years.
This novel is not just a story of one woman—it is a reflection of a painful chapter in Punjab’s history and the human cost of conflict.