His arrival wasn’t marked by hope, but by desperation. Behind him lay a family clinging to impossible dreams, and ahead, a world that didn’t care whether he sank or swam. He had told himself he’d make it—find a job, earn money, and fix the mess his lies had created. But Dhaka had other plans.

There were moments he considered running, moments when the weight of survival seemed too much to bear. But something in him refused to give up. As the stakes rose higher and the lines between right and wrong blurred, he found himself standing at a crossroads—not just for his survival, but for his very soul.

What happens when hope fades and desperation takes over? What lengths will a man go to when the world pushes him to the edge? Immigrant Diaries is a story not just of survival, but of the choices that define us when we’re at our weakest.