Apusnigdha is a simple Bengali housewife, whose straightforward and effortless lifestyle is her identity. However, hidden behind this simplicity is an extraordinary life struggle. Even within the four walls of her home, she has created a world of her own. She reads storybooks, plays the guitar, goes to the gym, and spends time at restaurants with her loved ones.

Despite undergoing numerous surgeries, with mental strength and determination, she explores hills and mountains with her companions. She has visited various villages in Darjeeling multiple times, roamed the roads of Arunachal Pradesh, Shillong, and Meghalaya—all of this is a part of her life. She has embarked on difficult journeys to visit Neelkanth, Haridwar, Dehradun, and Mussoorie. She has trekked to Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Tungnath.

In the freezing -17 degrees of North Sikkim, she has explored Gurudongmar, Zero Point, and Chhangu. Despite severe breathlessness, she climbed the steps of Nathula, holding a companion’s hand. She has danced along with friends while visiting Delhi, Agra, Amritsar, and the Wagah Border. She has gone to Benaras and Kashi for spiritual fulfillment.

She is the creator of her own world. The beloved daughter of her parents, the queen of her husband and son's household, a close friend to her future daughter-in-law, and a source of mental strength for others. The real Apusnigdha Ghosh is just that simple—not a famous author. Hidden within Apusnigdha’s simple lifestyle is immense strength and courage, which has elevated her to a unique height.
Her life’s motto is simple—"BE GOOD AND DO GOOD."