Susraal by Momina Rizwan is a heartbreaking story of Momina, a nineteen-year-old pregnant girl whose innocence and dreams are crushed inside her abusive marriage. When her pregnancy causes sickness and she refuses food, her husband Aamir reacts with brutal violence—slapping her, dragging her, and forcing food into her mouth as she struggles to breathe and cries in pain.

In public, people witness her humiliation. At home, Aamir’s rage continues as he destroys her phone and shouts endlessly. Momina, overwhelmed and alone, breaks down in her room—no one comes to comfort her, no one stands by her side. With society’s harsh judgment, fear for her parents’ honor, and no support system, she suffers silently, praying for strength.

Despite Aamir’s eventual apology, Momina realizes that her dignity and broken heart cannot be fixed. She vows never to argue again—not out of love, but out of fear and the desire to protect her parents from further pain. Her story reflects the silent sacrifices many women endure behind closed doors, burying their agony for the sake of family and societal expectations.

GENRE

• Domestic Abuse Fiction

• Emotional Women-Centered Story

• Social Issue Drama

• Urdu Fiction

Family & Marriage Drama

A raw and emotional tale revealing the hidden pain women bury behind closed doors—Susraal exposes the truth society refuses to see.