Shamin the mother of Sultana and Lukman coming from a poor family. Along with two children, she lives with her old blind Father and Mother in-laws. After her husband imprisoned, she become helpless and hopeless. No financial support, with a rented hut, no food, unable to pay the rent and unable to pay school fees …
“Faith means believing the unbelievable and hope means hoping when everything seems hopeless” – G K Chesterton This seems very much true when we come across Kavita’s life. Just like any other woman Kavita had hoped for a happy married life. She was a beautiful woman not only from the outside but also from within. …
At an young age of 4, Renuka’s life changed in a fortnight, when her father a driver, stabbed her uncle in the heat of the moment which ultimately resulted in murder . With her husband in prison and brother killed, Renuka’s mother landed in depression. The family which was already struggling to make ends meet …
As rightly said by Alison Henderson “Families of the prisoners are the forgotten victims”. And rightly so the hidden victims are none but the children. Prachi too was one such hidden victim. At the age of 15 she too had to face a host of challenges and difficulties like psychological strain, economic hardships, etc. All …