The family that purchases him is cruel beyond measure, their wealth a mask for their ill-mannered, heartless nature. Muzammil, once a boy full of dreams, is now reduced to little more than a servant in their eyes. Their world is one of opulence, but their hearts are made of stone. They use him as little more than a tool, a piece of property to be commanded and discarded at will. The house is grand, but it is filled with the hollow echoes of voices that speak only in scorn and command. Muzammil’s every movement is met with derision, every task an affront to his dignity.
His every action is scrutinized, every word twisted into an accusation. The rich family, so far removed from the kindness he once yearned for, see him only as a means to an end. His presence serves only to fuel their arrogance, their sense of superiority. They subject him to grueling labor, expecting perfection at every turn, only to turn on him with cruel accusations at the slightest mistake. He is blamed for things beyond his control, punished for errors he never committed, and degraded at every turn, until the very essence of his spirit begins to wither under the weight of their disdain.
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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...
