The Day I Threw Out Her Momos

When Ananya’s mother marries into the powerful Sharma family, she’s branded a servant, bullied by her cruel stepbrother Kabir, and blamed for every shame. Betrayed and abandoned, Ananya claws her way through poverty, only to find Kabir’s revenge haunting every step—even as she fights for her future. But when university reunites them, old wounds ignite, and the truth about her mother’s sins threatens to destroy them all.

Every rupee Ananya spends at college is tracked, questioned, and punished by her mother’s suffocating digital grip. Even buying sanitary pads or sharing a midnight snack means interrogation, humiliation, and a daily battle for dignity. But as Ma tightens her control, Ananya discovers rebellion—and a secret that could finally set her free.

On Diwali night, Ananya’s mother shames her for scoring just half a mark below perfection, turning a festival of lights into a public trial. Every small happiness—from a sleepover to her own birthday—is snatched away, unless she proves herself again and again. But with Mausi’s secret support, Ananya dares to dream of freedom, even as her mother’s impossible standards threaten to crush her spirit.

Eighteen years of sacrifice, and on his birthday, my only son wished for my divorce and exile. Betrayed by my husband and in-laws, left to die alone in a Mumbai flat, I was reborn on the very day my family destroyed me. This time, I will not beg—I will reclaim my dignity, tear apart their plans, and show them the true cost of a mother’s love betrayed.

Four years as Aarav’s stepmother, Ananya has endured every rejection, every whispered insult, and every sleepless night—only to be replaced the moment a new ‘heroine’ enters their lives. As Meera wins Aarav’s heart and the family’s favour, Ananya is forced to confront a bitter truth: was she always just a placeholder in someone else’s story? But when a hidden secret about Meera’s past surfaces, Ananya must decide—will she fade away quietly, or fight for the love and respect she’s always been denied?

When Mumbai’s most coveted son loses his memory, he casts aside his mute, fishmonger’s daughter wife for the ‘perfect’ Oxford-educated rival his family always wanted. Humiliated and penniless, mother and daughter are branded trash and forced out into the monsoon—while the whole city watches, hungry for their downfall. But as secrets, scars, and old wounds surface, will the woman everyone calls ‘kachra rani’ finally reclaim her dignity, or will Mumbai’s high society crush her forever?

For years, Megha chased Arjun Malhotra, only to be cast aside, sent abroad, and broken by cruel treatments meant to erase her love. Now back home, she’s forced to watch Arjun love her perfect sister—until one humiliating night shatters everything and her own family throws her out. But when a forbidden secret threatens to ruin her sister’s future, Megha must decide: will she stay silent and lose herself forever, or expose the truth that could destroy them all?

Everyone called Meera a liar—her boasts about a rich home and a loving mother were a running joke, hiding a life of hunger, scars, and shame. But when her secrets are dragged into the open and even her last hope—her mother—turns against her, her world shatters in front of the whole school. Now, haunted by guilt and longing, I can't forget the girl everyone called 'Little Shell'—the one who would rather believe in a mother's love than admit the truth, even if it destroys her.

Once thrown out by the ruthless Raja, I found warmth with Major Pratap and his fragile son, only to be dragged back into the royal web when my blood son—heir to the Rajpur throne—fell dangerously ill. Now, the woman branded a disgrace must choose: save the boy who denies her, or risk losing the only family who ever truly wanted her. In Lucknow’s shadows, a mother’s love faces old betrayals, royal vengeance, and the pain of never truly belonging.

Reborn to her youth, Ananya faces public humiliation as her powerful mother-in-law destroys her engagement with cruel lies, branding her impure and forcing her to marry the village cripple. The husband she once served for a lifetime turns his back, chasing the elusive dream of a son. But as scandal threatens to ruin her family, Ananya must decide: will she surrender to shame, or seize her second chance and carve out a destiny no one expected?

Kabir Mehra, Mumbai’s coldest billionaire, shatters Ananya’s world by denying their secret marriage and three-year-old daughter on live TV—leaving mother and child humiliated and heartbroken. Years of longing, hidden love, and whispered promises collapse as family secrets, old flames, and society’s scorn close in. With her dignity on the line, Ananya must decide: stay invisible in the Mehra mansion, or take her daughter and walk out forever—knowing there’s no coming back.

After falling from a cliff to save her daughter, Meera awakens years later with no memory—only to find her husband has remarried a woman who looks just like her, and her own children barely remember her. Now, as the Princess of Kaveripur with a new life and status, Meera returns to reclaim her daughter but faces betrayal, humiliation, and the pain of being replaced. When the truth of her royal identity shatters her old family’s pride, Meera must choose between vengeance and motherhood in a society that never forgives a woman who dares to move on.