Navi Janmen Mi (2023)

When life appears to have dealt a cruel hand, Meera (or the lead female character) believes her world has crumbled. A series of individual failures — betrayal, family miscommunication, perhaps loss or trauma — find her at a crossroads. Just as hopelessness closes in on her, Meera chooses to recreate herself, to struggle and re-take her identity and ambitions.

With the help of unlikely friends — perhaps a friend, mentor, or benevolent stranger — she sets herself back on track: regaining her ambition, mending old wounds, fighting those who victimized her, and reshaping what it means to be family, love, and trust. Standing in her way are hurdles: cultural expectations, self-doubts, and battles with those who wish she would "stay in her place.

"Navi Janmen Mi" turns into a redemptive odyssey — not reincarnation, but the spiritual and emotional resurrection of a woman who is determined not to be boxed by the past. In her evolution, the series delves into resilience, forgiveness, empowerment, and hope.