"Khali Aasman" is the story of a girl who's been told her worth is only as good as her grades. The eldest daughter, expected to be perfect, has long since learned to bury her feelings, to push aside the desire for affection. Her parents' love isn't given freely-it's earned through success. But no matter how hard she tries, nothing feels like enough.
In a life dominated by pressure and silence, the only thing that brings her peace is the person she loves-the one who makes the dark moments feel a little less heavy, the one who reminds her that she's more than just her failures. As she battles through a world that seems to only value achievement, she's forced to ask: What happens when love is the only thing left that feels real?
This is not just a story about a girl and her struggles. It's about discovering that even in the emptiness of life, there's a chance to find light-if only she can learn to let go of the things that don't define her.