This book displays the life stages of a woman, from birth to death. The life of a woman is full of struggles, stresses, obstacles, and prejudices. This book presents all these life events in a poetic manner. This book arranges the life of a woman in chronology.

The theme Durbhagya (misfortune) compels one to ask, "Whose misfortune is this? Why do people treat it like a misfortune?" The theme Samarpan (dedication) tells about the abdications that a woman forgoes for her family. The theme Youvan (girlhood) showcases the beauty of a woman. In this way this book examines the process of transition from early childhood to adulthood.

Through Mimansa, the author tries to draw the attention of people towards a woman's struggle. This struggle is not only for her, but also for her family. A woman is the foundation of her family, the foundation on which the entire building stands. A woman faces all the pressures and stresses as a foundation. In spite of all these hardships, she performs her duty. The foundation of a family, a woman, should get her due respect