What  happens when dreams shatter not once, but thrice?
Vedasvi Arora has dedicated the best years of her life to chasing a single goal - UPSC exam. Three attempts, three failure. The world moves on, but she is left behind, her identity reduced to just one label; "the girl who couldn't clear." At home, silence becomes punishment. Her father's anger, her mother's tears, and society's whisper slowly cage her spirit. Friends drift away, relatives boycott, and even her mirror refuses to recognize her. Every corner of her home reminds her of dreams turned to dust. And just when she's being pushed toward marriage proposals and societal labels, her inner world begins to collapse under the weight of anxiety and shame.
But within this darkness, Vedasvi discovers something she never expected - her own voice. A diary, awaken something forgotten inside her. She realizes that perhaps her story isn't about failing and exam, but about finding the courage to rise beyond it.
This story isn't about UPSC alone, it's about every young dreamer who has felt crushed under expectations, every woman who has been told her worth is limited, and every soul who has dared to start again.
Will Vedasvi be reborn through her pain, or resign to the silence around her? The answer lies in her pen and in these pages.