Mon Chhuye Jaye..

After a tragic event in Roma's life, she finds refuge in the village of "Talmishri," where she takes the name Lakshmi and begins a new life. The villagers love and trust her, but Lakshmi carries an unknown sorrow within. She starts a new life in the village, yet some unclear feelings continue to haunt her. The villagers notice a change in her presence, her songs, and behavior, but Lakshmi herself is unable to fully understand what she is going through.

Madhuchhanda Adhikari is a captivating example of a self-taught writer whose passion for storytelling flourished alongside her everyday life as a homemaker. Amidst her daily routines and responsibilities, she found solace and inspiration in the art of fiction writing, weaving intricate stories during her leisure hours. Her narratives, often centered on themes of resilience, relationships, and self-discovery, reflect a depth of understanding and empathy drawn from her lived experiences. Her journey into fiction began as a private endeavor-a quiet pursuit in the precious gaps of her day. She would fill notebooks with stories, building worlds and characters that allowed her to explore facets of her own imagination and the lives of those around her. Despite the challenges of managing a household, her commitment to her craft never waned, and she gradually built a portfolio of work that won admiration from friends and family. Madhuchhanda's writing style is known for its warmth and vivid detail.