KRISHNA, SAHEB and SAKHI

Krishna... Saheb... & Sakhi is a powerful and soul-stirring exploration of womanhood, love, identity, and awakening - written through deeply intimate conversations between Sakhi and Krishna. Sakhi is a modern woman admired by the world for being resilient, self-made, capable, and composed. Yet beneath her achievements lies a quiet exhaustion - a life spent surviving rather than truly living. As she begins questioning the emotional cost of constantly giving, enduring, adjusting, and disappearing for others, she turns inward toward Krishna - not as a distant deity, but as the voice of truth, clarity, and consciousness within her. Their conversations unravel the hidden realities many women carry silently: the erosion of identity inside relationships, the burden of being "strong," the guilt attached to ambition, the loneliness of emotional neglect, and the dangerous glorification of sacrifice. Krishna's answers are neither comforting clichés nor romantic illusions. He confronts Sakhi with difficult truths: that endurance is not the same as love.  Krishna... Saheb... & Sakhi is a fearless reminder that women were never meant to be monuments to endurance. They were meant to feel, desire, grow, speak, love, and live fully - without apology. Raw, philosophical, emotionally transformative, and unapologetically honest, this book invites readers into a conversation that lingers long after the final page: What if becoming whole matters more than being endlessly accommodating?