El canto de los corazones rebeldes

Smita was fourteen when she and her family were forced to flee India under dramatic circumstances. That day, she vowed never to return. From the United States, she tried to shield her heart from the nostalgia stirred by memories of orange sunsets and the scent of the street food stalls where her father used to shop. Yet, years later, she finds herself compelled to cover a story in Mumbai for her newspaper. She learns of the case of Meena, a young woman who has suffered violence at the hands of her brothers and rejection by her neighbors after her marriage to a man of a different religion comes to light. Smita reconnects with her roots—a fragile society where tradition is valued above the human heart—and with a story that threatens to expose the secrets of her own past. As Meena’s fate hangs in the balance, Smita’s defenses begin to crumble; memories resurface, and passion stirs within her once more. In a wondrous country suspended between modernity and backwardness, and amidst a rising tide of tension, two brave, rebellious women confront the consequences of freedom.