The title *Changia Rukh* is rich in symbolic meaning and reflects the central concerns of the text. In Punjabi, the word *Changia* generally means “better,” “good,” or “favourable,” while *Rukh* has multiple meanings such as “direction,” “turn,” “course,” or even “tree” depending on the context. In the literary sense, *Rukh* is best understood as a “turn” or “direction.” Thus, *Changia Rukh* may be interpreted as “Towards a Better Direction” or “A Turn for the Better.” The title suggests hope, transformation, and the possibility of change despite difficult social realities. It reflects the desire of marginalized individuals to move away from oppression, exploitation, and discrimination toward a life of dignity and justice. The work belongs to the tradition of writings from the margins, where personal experiences become a means of exposing the