In a seemingly quiet residential society, the disappearance of researcher Priya Malhotra shatters the illusion of safety and exposes a systematic network of abuse. As journalist Ishita Verma photographs evidence from her seventh-floor window, corporate employee Sandhya Iyer documents workplace harassment, and financial analyst Raghav Mehra uncovers the money trail funding it all—four separate investigations converge on the same terrifying truth: Mumbai's elite have built a predation infrastructure protected by wealth, institutional complicity, and collective silence.
The Society is a meticulously documented thriller about women who refuse to disappear quietly. With layers of evidence, coordinated resistance, and the quiet complicity of those who choose not to see, this gripping novel delves into how power operates not in shadows but in plain sight—in housing societies, corporate offices, and the systems designed to protect predators over victims.
Where silence screams the loudest, documentation becomes survival, and truth becomes the ultimate weapon.