Corridor Of Queens

Corridor of Queens by Shefali Shah Choksi is a contemporary fiction novel that explores family, identity and self-discovery through Kitty Mehta’s journey. Caught between the pressures of teenage life, family expectations and her own responsibilities, Kitty’s mother finds herself overwhelmed during the holiday season. A chance encounter with an exhibition featuring remarkable women from Indian mythology begins to change the way she views herself and the world around her.

Through the museum exhibition titled Corridor of Queens, the story connects modern family experiences with the stories and strength of legendary women from Indian mythology. The novel explores themes of tradition, personal growth and finding inspiration in unexpected places.

About This Book

The story follows Kitty Mehta’s family as they navigate the everyday challenges of modern life. While Kitty focuses on college applications, school projects and social events, her mother struggles to balance religious commitments, family expectations and personal well-being.

When Mrs. Mehta discovers the exhibition of portraits celebrating powerful women from Indian mythology, she is drawn into a deeper reflection on courage, resilience and identity. The experience offers her a new perspective on her own life and the roles she carries within her family and community.

What You'll Discover

• A story about family, identity and personal transformation.
• The challenges of balancing tradition and modern life.
• A museum exhibition celebrating women from Indian mythology.
• Reflections on strength, courage and resilience.
• The journey of a mother rediscovering herself.
• The connection between ancient stories and contemporary experiences.

Perfect For

• Readers interested in contemporary fiction.
• Those who enjoy stories about family and relationships.
• Readers drawn to mythology-inspired narratives.
• Anyone interested in themes of self-discovery and identity.

Why You'll Love This Book

Corridor of Queens offers a thoughtful exploration of family life, personal growth and the enduring influence of stories from Indian mythology. Through Mrs. Mehta’s experience, the novel reflects on how unexpected encounters can inspire new understanding and a deeper connection with oneself.