"The Other Family" is a short story written by Bani Basu, not Banneriis. In this story, the major conflict revolves around the protagonist, Antara, who discovers that she was adopted and has another family. This revelation leads to a conflict within Antara as she struggles to reconcile her newfound identity with her love for her adoptive mother, Paromita. The conflict between Antara and her mom helps the child find her voice as it compels her to question her own identity, emotions, and sense of belonging. Through this conflict, Antara begins to explore and express her true feelings, desires, and perspectives, ultimately finding her own voice and a sense of agency in shaping her life. The conflict acts as a catalyst for Antara's personal growth and self-discovery, enabling her to establish a more authentic and independent sense of identity.