Vichhoda Hindi

Harinder S. Sikka is currently the group director, strategic business, Piramal Group. After graduating from Delhi University, he joined the Indian Navy. He was commissioned in January 1981 and took premature retirement in 1993 as a Lieutenant Commander.

He recently produced a film, Nanak Shah Fakir, which won acclaim at the Cannes, Toronto and Los Angeles international film festivals. The film won three national awards including the Nargis Dutt Award for best feature film on national integration.

Calling Sehmat is his second book and has been made into a film, Raazi by Meghna Gulzar.

Sikka lives in Delhi with his family.

The year is 1950; the Liaquat-Nehru pact has been signed between India and Pakistn; she doesn't know it will change her life forever; it will also make her stronger.

Bibi Amrit Kaur's life is literally torn apart in the 1947 riots. She's now in a different country with a different identity. She accepts his new life gracefully and begins a new chapter. She gets married and has tow children. Life, however, has something else in store for her. it breaks her apart. Again. This time the pain is unbearable.
But the hope that she will reunite with her children and be whole again keeps her alive. And she doesn't let the bitterness cloud her days, becoming a beacon of hope and courage for all.
From the bestselling author of Calling Sehmat comes another hitherto untold story of strength, sacrifice and resilience.