Set away from the author's typical Kathmandu backdrops, Ijoriya centers its narrative geography in the Madhes region of Nepal. The book explores the layers of love, deep-seated family conflicts, and complex human psychology.
The plot follows a rebellious young woman who is fiercely determined to uncover the truth and structural injustices surrounding her sister's tragic suicide. In her pursuit of justice, she unearths dark family secrets and exposes systemic social shadows, including sexual violence and gender issues. Ultimately, it weaves together a deeply emotional, multi-layered story of friendship, women's liberation, and familial bonds.