Synopsis

In a time when silence could be louder than war drums, a young girl's heart carried the voice of a nation.

Set in rural Gujarat during the heart of India's freedom struggle, The Mango Tree of 1942 traces the life of Meera—a bright, curious village girl whose world changes forever under the sprawling branches of an old mango tree. As political unrest brews beyond the dusty fields, Meera’s personal journey weaves through love, loss, and unspoken courage.

From stolen glances to tear-stained letters, from family loyalty to whispered rebellion, this novel captures the essence of a generation caught between tradition and revolution. At the heart of it all stands the mango tree—a silent witness to the dreams, promises, and heartbreaks of 1942.

A story of quiet resilience, emotional depth, and timeless love, The Mango Tree of 1942 is not just about the past—it’s about how history grows roots in ordinary lives.