After an unfortunate religious riot forces them to leave everything behind, Salman, a Muslim migrant worker, his wife Reshma, and their 7-month-old infant, Rahnuma, desperately search for shelter and a place to begin again. Through the innocent eyes of little Rahnuma, we come closer to the life of a migrant worker.

RAHNUMA is not just a story of migration and survival; it is an exploration of humanity, empathy, and the possibility of building a society where we learn to see one another not as 'us' and 'them', but simply as human beings. Through Rahnuma's journey, the book reflects on how we can become a more compassionate society.