Naman Gunaah by Pawanpreet Kaur is a deeply immersive psychological fiction that takes readers into the haunting world of Imaan, a brilliant doctor battling her own inner demons while working in a mental institution. Despite her professional success, Imaan is tormented by unexplained images, persistent insomnia, and unresolved questions about her own existence. Her life takes a deeper turn when she meets Meem—a patient whose very name signifies distance and the impossibility of return.
As the story progresses, the boundaries between reality and illusion begin to dissolve, leading both characters into a surreal world defined by sleep paralysis, emotional pain, and cyclical time loops. This fictional narrative cleverly explores the darker layers of the human psyche and reflects on the fragile balance between divinity and destruction, raising questions about mankind’s desire for control over nature and its consequences. Naman Gunaah is a metaphorical journey into guilt, identity, and the silent battles that rage within the mind—delivering a chilling yet poetic experience that lingers long after the final page.