Tamarind Woman

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The narrative revolves around Kamini's childhood in India, marked by her yearning for attention from her father, a railway officer, and her emotionally distant mother, Saroja. Kamini's father is often absent, while her mother's harsh comments and mysterious absences fuel rumors of infidelity. This dynamic shapes Kamini's experiences and relationships, highlighting themes of familial neglect and the search for connection amidst a backdrop of societal expectations.