In a crumbling Delhi apartment, two college girls stumble upon a door that was never meant to be opened and a story that was never meant to be forgotten. The Last Door on the Right is a haunting literary mystery that unravels the life and silence of Charulata Mehra, a woman erased by indifference and buried in memory.

This is not a ghost story in the traditional sense. It’s a reckoning with the violence of neglect, the weight of forgotten objects, and the echoes of lives dismissed. As the girls piece together Charulata’s fractured past, they confront the unsettling truth: some doors don’t lead to horror; they lead to history.

Told with lyrical precision and emotional depth, Shobhit Garg’s debut is a meditation on memory, silence, and the spaces women are forced to inhabit and abandon. Atmospheric, intimate, and quietly devastating, The Last Door on the Right lingers long after the final page.