Omika Banerjee, a 25-year-old from Kolkata, was enjoying the successful completion of her bachelor's degree in English literature from Loreto College and her master's degree in mass communication and journalism from St. Xavier College. She invited her childhood pals and all of her college friends who were graduating with her. Since she only had her mother, who spent a week at her mother's house, she threw a party at her home. Her mother was a dedicated worker who worked part-time as an event planner and as a philosophy lecturer at the university. During the 1970s, when there were disputes over the partition of Pakistan and Bangladesh, her father was killed in communal rioting. Her father was an ardent protestor and political journalist.

An hour earlier, all of her pals showed up. They were having the time of their lives. Yes!

It was their departure party, thus they had rights. Simultaneously, he received an email from "The Miracle," the Bombay newspaper, stating that she had been hired as a junior content writer. It may make her twice as happy. She expressed her happiness to her friends, some of whom had employment offers from major media companies, publishing organizations, and other establishments. A few days later, upon her mother's arrival, she told her that the joining date was October 1, 1988. She had always wanted to be a writer since she was a little child, so this was like her dream come true, and she was in heaven. Hold on! nevertheless, unlike her father. She caused a stir in Bollywood. She was even hired as a content writer for Page 3. She worked under her mother as an assistant in event management while she was a college student. She also wrote pieces for local newspapers that covered entire events. She cherished her work, which involved going to Page 3 events where she was surrounded by A-list celebrities, wealthy businessmen, athletes, and so on. Also, write a column about how the event was covered. Everything went off without a hitch. Within two years, she was elevated to Assistant Editor of "The Miracle" and took on the role of Chief Editor for a single-handed column for "Bollywood Spice Gossip Girl."

Her coworkers and seniors, who had previously looked down on her for assistance, were suddenly envious of her skewed success graph. The board members, particularly Mr. Srikant Shikare, the CEO, demonstrated their opposition by displaying her hard work and the profit graph of his company, which was only possible because of her. Finally, he said that he valued her resources and her opinion and that she was the first to provide breaking news two years ahead of any other news outlet. Everyone gradually grew accustomed to her success and realized her potential as the days went by.

Elite celebrity Mrs. Ramya Oberoi addressed a legal warning letter to the CEO of "The Miracle" on 23 July 1991, in response to rumors about her husband's extramarital activities that his newspaper had published without any supporting documentation. Her spouse was a tycoon in the business world who was about to win an election to become a politician. She asserted that the opposition party had created this game-changing mystery to sully his reputation to get his support. Mr. Shikare phoned Omika, who was the news writer because she was the one who had to pay for it because of pressure from the political parties. He requested proof of that information. She only had "Miss Nimbupani" as a resource, and she was unaware of all the news, so she was unable to defend herself. And since they were all proven to be correct, she had such unwavering faith in her. But she had nothing to convey to him. Thus, he filed a lawsuit against her right away. There was a collective sigh of relief in the office. Before long, she assumed that the road to success was devoid of companions.

She was really discouraged. She left Bombay forever and returned to Kolkatta, her hometown. She began over from scratch. As a freelancer, she worked for a provincial newspaper and "Bengal Fashionista magazine". In addition, she dabbled in the media industry. She arrived home early one day and fell asleep as soon as she lay down on the bed. She then heard a voice behind her say, "Miss Nimbupani". She responded, "Dad!!!" Her dad responded: "Yes, it was me who informed you of the news earlier, Believe it or not!!!" . She awoke immediately. She experienced a melancholy feeling when she received her answer.

She became well-known as "Miss Nimbupani" because it was a gossip program about Kollywood. Upon noticing its widespread appeal in the northeast. She intended to launch a publishing company and media broadcasting channel under the "Miss Nimbupani" franchise with her college pals. She expanded her knowledge to include information on Kollywood, Bollywood, and Tollywood. She gained a great deal of notoriety. She received awards for "Journalist of the Year" and "Entrepreneur of the Year," but "Miss Nimbupani" was her favorite. She also had offers from a major Bombay-based media company. This time, though, she turned down such flimsy yet attractive offers. In the end, she discovered happiness as a budding businesswoman in the company of her loved ones.

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