Many children face torture at home which often goes unreported as victims are afraid of financial insecurity and fear of getting shamed or rejected by society . The torture can be physical , emotional , or a mix of them . The trauma leads the victims to become socially awkward , emotionally imblanced and financially challenged.
The prepetrator is usually the earning member of the family , who sees the victims as weak lambs within his/her domain of influence ( home ) and often tortures the victim to vent frustration for his/her failed professional /personal life , and then later on out of habit or just for fun.
This is one such story of a boy named Rohit , who is tortured physically , emotionally , and financially since early childhood by his father , and how despite all odds he still manages to succeed in life .
Although the protagonist of the book is an Indian , his pain and agony can be felt by many similar victims across the globe .
The story start when the boy , now a 31+ year old man , sees an " Appeal for Identification Ad" in a newspaper , and instantly recognises the unclaimed dead body to be that of his father . Read on.....