In this first novel, Bani Basu has proven that she is not interested in picking up the pen just to write a story. She knows that a novel needs to have a story. That story needs to have the tension and pace of events, the development and analysis of characters. But the true storyteller does not stop here. She definitely wants her work to be imbued with a profound, profound social significance until the end. Bani Basu also wanted the same. Her main objective here is to show the problems of Indians living abroad, especially the problems of the next generation?those whose birthplace is abroad but whose motherland is India. But she was careful not to let that view become one-sided. She has seen from different perspectives through the eyes of several men and women of different ages. It is because of this empathy that every character in the backdrop of both America and India has become alive, the problems real, the stories insightful and heart-touching.