Ghumne Chale
Everyone expects something from you — Your society demands you to follow its norms, Your family hopes you fulfill their dreams, Your ego urges you to chase recognition, Your fears hold you back from taking risks, And your real self whispers, begging to be heard. For those who have left their small Indian towns, cities, or villages in search of education or careers, the newfound freedom to choose a partner feels like a fundamental right. Yet, the gap between the progressive world they experience and the societal expectation back home can be vast. Raghuvendra, shaped by his experiences living in various Indian cities and abroad, and Shweta, deeply connected to her cultural roots, navigate the complexities of arranged marriage, family expectations, and the persuit of authenticity. Their journey takes a pivotal turn in Nepal, where the rugged landscape mirrors the emotional challenges they encounter. This book captures the experiences of million who feel torn between their personal freesom and the expectations of the society they left behind. Ghumne Chale - a powerful reflection of the generational and societal gaps that so many grapple with, offering insight, hope, and a path toward reconciling these two worlds.