However, her marriage eventually sours as Amir reveals more conservative leanings, and Lakshmi feels increasingly alienated within her new family and faith. Following her father’s death, she returns to her village and discovers his vast collection of historical research. This material sparks an obsession with uncovering India’s past, specifically the era of the Mughal Emperor and the destruction of Hindu temples like the Kashi Vishwanath.

Shocked to find that Amir and his family are more traditional and rigid than she expected, Lakshmi begins a deep dive into her father's research. This sets her on a journey to uncover historical events she feels have been distorted or ignored by the "secular-liberal" academic ecosystem.

Following her father's death, Lakshmi returns to her village and discovers his extensive library and research notes on India's medieval history. This discovery prompts her to undertake her own rigorous research, through which she uncovers what she considers "uncomfortable truths" about the Islamic conquest of India—events she believes have been sanitized or suppressed in official academic narratives.

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