Transgender-ism isn’t a concept that isn’t so alien. But at the same time, it’s a confused one whether it’s someone who’s homosexual or even a cross-dresser. Worldwide or in this hometown, artists have taken a moment to express how the ‘thirdgender’ feels. There’s still a sense of ostracism that comes with transgender-ism. In a generation where we strive for the liberty of thoughts, gender still remains under the shadows of doubt. Because the many times, one sees someone a transgender in a train one cannot deny that they sometimes recoil. A few questions lurk in the mind, is he a she? Like these thoughts are kept in the dark is also how many transgenders cloak their stories and voice.

It seemed odd that in a generation that celebrates open-mindedness there’s still that discomfort of acceptance. Inspired by how a problem in the past that was once considered unfathomable, and how it could be cured with the power of medicine, we decided to look at how battered minds dealt with the dosages. No matter how much ever they try to fit in, somehow they get outcasted to a place of loneliness and unjust. But now they call it their home. They handpick their family members and provide love and care to each other, which was rejected by their own blood.