Confined to a cowshed while she menstruates, a 12-year-old girl questions her cultural practices.

Is embracing our own skin an invite? Will society support us if something happens while we wear it?

Periods should not be a battle of negativity, contempt and disgust. They are not gross, weird or inappropriate to talk about.

After getting married to her love, Rabia struggles with her marital rights. Will Rabia be victimised like any other woman?