Muzammil’s life, once shrouded in a mist of silent dreams, now unfolds as a relentless parade of painful events. Each new day is merely a repetition of the last, a monotonous echo of suffering that reverberates through the hollow corridors of his existence. His aunt, once a figure of parental authority, transforms into an oppressive force, her every action weighed down with malice. With each new day, she finds new ways to undermine him, to cast shadows over his hopes, to ensure that no flicker of joy survives within him. Her accusations, insidious in their nature, slowly but surely erode his spirit.
Her words are like daggers, cutting deep into his heart with precise cruelty. Muzammil, though a silent observer of his own fate, knows all too well that his aunt’s intentions are not borne from any genuine concern, but from a darker, more sinister place. Every accusation is crafted to destroy him, to place him squarely within the bounds of guilt—guilt he does not deserve. The charges are ever-shifting, elusive in their form, designed to make him question his own sense of reality. “You’ve taken it,” she accuses when something goes missing, and yet, even though he knows the truth, his voice is stifled, his words silenced by the growing weight of her dominion.
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General FictionThe story of an orphan teen boy who is snubbed by relatives and waits for his imaginary friend to take him away from these miseries. As the story evolves, problems in the boy's life increase, taking viewers on a roller coaster ride of emotions. "Ill...
