Who Does the Chores?​ (2026)

When Soram drops in on her elderly grandmother, she finds her cooking supper despite gasping for air. Much later, having moved out and shouldered household chores for the very first time, Soram starts to grasp the true heft of domestic labor. Looking back, she recognizes the unseen toil her mother and grandmother quietly bore for years, and begins asking difficult questions about who does housework, how it is valued, and why it falls so heavily on women. Through talks with friends and professional caregivers, she confronts the hard truth about domestic work: it keeps life itself running, yet its burdens remain shared unequally.