After losing her daughter and enduring the deepest form of heartbreak, Mehwish-tries to gather the shattered pieces of her life. She begins again, quietly rebuilding herself, and finding a sliver of hope through her writing. Her career as an author slowly starts to blossom, until one night, everything changes. One of her books sparks a nationwide controversy, turning her quiet recovery into a storm of public debate, criticism, and emotional turmoil.

The Missing Girl Documentary is not just a book- it's a mirror of Mehwish's soul. The story pulls her back into the very past she tried to escape. Back to the moment Rishabh left her. Back to the beginning of a spiral where her life lost direction. In the middle of grief and confusion, she returns to her hometown hoping to find peace, only to get caught in the haunting mystery of a missing girl case that has long been forgotten by others-but not by fate.

As Mehwish delves deeper into the case, memories resurface, old wounds reopen, and the line between her past and present begins to blur. Her involvement in the case is not just about justice-it becomes personal. It's about closure, healing, and finding meaning in a world that took too much from her.

This novel is a powerful exploration of love, loss, betrayal, and redemption. It reflects the raw, unfiltered journey of a woman who has been broken again and again, yet still finds the courage to rise.

The Missing Girl Documentary is about second chances-not just in love, but in life.