In this graphic novel adaptation of Saadat Hasan Manto's acclaimed story "Khol Do," readers are transported to 1947 Lahore, showing the devastating impact of the partition on individuals and families.

Sirajuddin, a grieving father desperately searches for his missing daughter in the tumultuous aftermath of the partition of India and Pakistan. His journey is a moving examination of loss, identity, and the enduring spirit of hope as it passes through war-torn streets and takes place in the midst of societal tensions.

The compelling narration and striking imagery of "Sun Sakeena" perfectly capture the unfiltered emotions and complexity of Manto's original story. It goes deeply into the human experience, confronting the horrors of violence, displacement, and the shattered lives left in the wake of the division.

The graphic novel honours Manto's literary genius while providing a new and visually engrossing viewpoint on Manto's works. Sakeena: A Homecoming is evidence of Manto's capacity to challenge accepted narratives and face societal taboos as well as his work's ongoing influence.