Amiri Garibi

Your decisions shape Rani’s fate in a world where tradition masks cruelty and silence is expected from a daughter-in-law. She left her village with dreams of love, only to face cold stares and harsh words in her new home. Now, every choice she makes could break her—or set her free.

Amiri Garibi

Your decisions shape Rani’s fate in a world where tradition masks cruelty and silence is expected from a daughter-in-law. She left her village with dreams of love, only to face cold stares and harsh words in her new home. Now, every choice she makes could break her—or set her free.

I still remember the scent of jasmine in the village air the day Father said I would marry into the Garibi family. Bombay sounded like a dream—lights, cars, freedom. But the moment I stepped into that grand house, the dream cracked. No welcome. No smile from Rajesh. Just cold eyes from Sheela, Jyoti, and Pinky.\n\nTonight, after I spilled tea on the carpet—accidentally—Sheela slapped me in front of everyone. 'Clumsy village girl,' she spat. I said nothing. I always say nothing. But my hands tremble now, not from fear. From something else. Anger? Purpose?\n\nIn the servant’s quarters, Meena whispers, 'You don’t have to take this.'\n\nI look at my reflection in the cracked mirror. Who am I now? The obedient bride? Or someone else?