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My first memory of prison is the small door that takes you in: Indrani Mukerjea in her new memoir 'Unbroken: The Untold Story'

It's truly said that sometimes life is stranger than fiction, and the one such incident is that of Indrani Mukerjea's-- the media baron who was accused of killing her daughter Sheena Bora. It was August 25, 2015, when Indrani Mukerjea's life changed forever. On a day when she was looking forward to a birthday celebration in her family, she was taken to the Police on the charge of murdering her daughter. What followed next was Indrani Mukerjea's trial by the media, which made her a household name.

Now, eight years later and out on bail, Indrani Mukerjea tells her story in her own words in a new autobiography 'Unbroken: The Untold Story'. From spending her childhood days in Guwahati, to her rise as a media baron in Mumbai, to spending 2460 days in Byculla jail as prisoner number 1468— Indrani Mukerjea writes about it in her autobiography, which was published on July 30, 2023.

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