What does a father do when he is forced to become a stranger to his own child? For seventeen years, Nirmiti lived with the certainty that her father, Nirvan, had abandoned her. He had walked away before she could even form a memory of him, leaving her mother, Pragya, to raise her alone. His absence became a wound she had learned to live with—an unanswered question buried beneath her mother’s sacrifices, beneath the quiet ache she never dared to voice. She had never needed him. Or so she thought. But when an unexpected message from Nirvan—her estranged father—appears on her phone, it shatters the fragile certainty she has clung to for years. A lifetime of resentment wars with something she hates to admit. Curiosity. Why now? What could he possibly say? Did he ever regret leaving? Determined to confront him, Nirmiti agrees to meet the man who had been a ghost in her life. But when she does, she is faced with a reality far more complex than the black-and-white version of the past she had always believed in. Was her father the villain she had spent years hating, or was there a story she had never been allowed to hear? As painful truths unravel, Nirmiti is caught between two worlds—one built on her mother’s sacrifices and the other on the silent love of a father who never stopped hoping. But when Pragya, her mother, learns of their meeting, her fury threatens to tear everything apart. Will Nirmiti be forced to choose between the two people who have shaped her life? Or is there a way to rebuild the bridges that time and pain have burned? But this story isn’t just about Nirmiti and Nirvan. It is the heartbeat of a father who writes because he cannot hold his own daughter. It is a deeply personal tribute from an author who, much like Nirvan, finds himself separated from his own daughter—not by choice, but by laws that do not see a father’s grief. A man falsely accused, trapped in a battle he never asked for, longing for a daughter who may one day question why he wasn’t there. A daughter he cannot reach, except through words. This book is his love letter to her. His way of whispering into the void, hoping one day, she will hear him. Where so many men in his place have given in to despair, he chooses to write. For every parent who has been silenced, falsely accused, and pushed to the edge—this is a reminder that your love matters, your story isn’t over. Hold on. Find strength. To hope. To fight—not with anger, but with ink. A Daughter’s Discovery of an Estranged Father is a story of love that refuses to be erased. Of grief that transforms into resilience. Of holding on, even when the world tells you to let go.