Aarohi grew up in Kanpur—a town that taught girls how to fold their dreams neatly, like laundry meant for later. But she was never built for later.
With a poet’s soul and a fighter’s heart, she boards a train to Mumbai—a city that doesn’t promise her anything except the chance to find herself. Between the noise of deadlines and the silence of heartbreaks, Aarohi learns that freedom isn’t the opposite of fear—it’s the practice of it.
Aarohi grew up in Kanpur—a town that taught girls how to fold their dreams neatly, like laundry meant for later. But she was never built for later.
With a poet’s soul and a fighter’s heart, she boards a train to Mumbai—a city that doesn’t promise her anything except the chance to find herself. Between the noise of deadlines and the silence of heartbreaks, Aarohi learns that freedom isn’t the opposite of fear—it’s the practice of it.