Some stories ask for justice. This one dares to ask a far more dangerous question:

“What if the truth itself has no legal stand?”

“So… oo,” Saroj was the first to react, choosing her words with care. “You’re saying this boy is not your husband’s son—and that you don’t know who his father is.”

Vaishali nodded.

“And you’re saying you did not have an extramarital affair,” Saroj continued slowly, “yet you are his mother. Have I understood you correctly?”

Vaishali nodded again.

Saroj’s voice dropped to a whisper. Then  “How is that even possible?”

That impossible question is where Thangapally Naidu’s case begins.

A lawyer with a heart of gold, Naidu is drawn in by a desperate phone call from a desperate woman — and a child who, by any known law, should not even exist. Naidu’s act of compassion drives him to navigate uncharted legal terrain across borders.

As truths unravel and jurisdictions collide, the fate of the child hangs in the balance.