Jasmine Wind is a sweeping tale of historical fiction set in the heart of the Indian subcontinent between 1920 and 1940—a period of political awakening, cultural upheaval, and silent revolutions. At its core, it is a story of love—not just romantic love, but the deep, enduring kind that ties people to memory, land, and the fragile thread of hope, even when empires try to erase them.

Set in a forgotten village on the brink of change, the novel follows Mujahid, a young idealist caught between loyalty to his princely heritage and the call for justice, and Laila, whose spirit is as fierce as the winds that carry jasmine through the valley. Though fictional, their journey unfolds against a vividly researched backdrop of British colonial rule, princely states in decline, and a generation grappling with identity, freedom, and sacrifice.

For readers of historical romance, South Asian historical fiction, and political drama, Jasmine Wind offers a richly atmospheric exploration of love, loss, and the quiet strength of resistance.