Sunita is just 32 today and decided to commit suicide. Before committing suicide, she is writing a letter to God because she believes that God should know her life story. Yes, 32 years is not such a big life, but her life story is totally different. She was picked up from a lonely jungle by a pot seller on a dark night when she was just a newborn in one of Odisha's villages. She is raised in a family of girls like a pet dog within the negation of stepmother and sisters. A moment came when she murdered his stepmother and ran away to Mumbai to meet his love. Her village life is simply dramatic, she notes. There is friendship, culture, conservatism, and also love affairs.

Her life's new chapter in India's dream city, Mumbai, takes an ugly turn when she is sold to a brothel. Her life takes a beautiful turn when she leaves brothel and becomes a businesswoman. Yes, she makes an elite life, but again a big twist makes her a leper beggar. She says that her life is mathematically short but ethically a big one. The Novel gives a unique experience to the readers. Within the story there are situational poetry written by Yadam Ram Kumar. When a reader begins the reading, does experience the move in a cinema hall.