In this powerful Indian-American adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House, a middle-class Bay Area couple must confront the hidden truths that underpin their seemingly perfect life. Naina, a devoted wife and mother, has long played the part expected of her — dutiful daughter, supportive spouse, ideal homemaker. But when a secret she’s kept to protect her family is weaponized against her, her world begins to unravel. Set against the backdrop of Karva Chauth and Desi diaspora aspirations, this contemporary reimagining exposes the costs of love, honor and tradition — and asks what it truly means to be free.