Miti's Journal

Mith is the journal of fourteen-year-old Mithi Sen - a girl standing awkwardly at the edge of childhood and adolescence. Growing up in a nuclear family, Mithi struggles through the chaos of teenage emotions, identity, friendships, insecurities, expectations, and the constant feeling that nobody fully understands her.

Everything changes on her fourteenth birthday when she receives two gifts: a blank diary and a copy of Anne Frank's diary. Deeply moved by Anne's honesty and emotions, Mithi begins journaling for the first time.

What starts as random thoughts and dramatic teenage complaints slowly becomes something deeper - a raw, funny, emotional record of growing up.

Through heartbreaks, friendships, family tensions, embarrassing moments, dreams, and self-discovery, Mithi experiences the authenticity in Anne Frank's lines - "Paper is more patient than people"