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In the small town of Kalmeshwar, India, a young Rugved Yasatwar held a dream: to become the first doctor in his family. But it was his father, Chandrashekhar, who made a life-altering promise: to make that dream a reality, no matter the cost.

My Father's Dream is the true, deeply moving story of that promise.

To keep his word, Chandrashekhar sacrifices his own successful sales career to open a small shop, ensuring he can be present for his family. But when Rugved secures a last-minute seat at a private medical college, that promise is put to the ultimate test. Faced with astronomical fees, the family is pushed to its limits.

This is the story of a father who works 16-hour days, starts a second business at dawn, and silently endures the humiliation of relatives. It is the story of a mother who quietly sells her gold jewelry, and of a son who, studying in a small rented room, learns that the true weight of the "white coat" is not the pressure to succeed, but the burden of his family's unconditional love.

From the heart-stopping tension of the admissions hall to the final, tear-filled moment of graduation, Dr. Rugved Yasatwar shares an intimate journey of sacrifice, resilience, and gratitude.

More than a memoir, My Father's Dream is a powerful and necessary look at the timeless values of family. It is a son's tribute to his father's unshakeable belief and a universal message about the real price of a dream-and the debt that can only be repaid with love