Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: woman dreams play important role in shaping society, Fact2: job offer raises objections from Subhash and conservative mother-in-law, Fact3: conservative mother-in-law refuse to understand need to move to town and work for rehabilitation of women, Fact4: sister-in-law supports her by offering help in looking after Rani, Fact5: Sulabha is not helped by managing committee

Sulabha Mahajan played by Smita Patil is a woman who dreams to step out of the four walls of the house, assume greater responsibility as a citizen and play an important role in shaping the society. She has passion to do something constructive for the abused, assaulted, neglected and traumatized womenfolk of the society she lives in. She gets a job offer as Superintendent of a Womens Reformatory Home in a remote town of Sangamwadi. The job offer raises objections from her lawyer husband Subhash played by Girish Karnad and conservative motherinlaw who refuse to understand her need to move to the town and work for rehabilitation of the women. But her sisterinlaw supports her by offering help in looking after her young daughter Rani. Determined Sulabha then goes ahead with her dream job. She meets various challenges in her new endeavor. She starts with bringing discipline in the Home and also discovers frauds that take place there. But she is not helped by the managing committee which is filled with selfish and careless people. She hence decides to take steps against their sanction. She starts some classes to educate willing women and also marries off one of the inmates in order to give a new start to her life. She discovers how a local MLA Bane has been regularly using the inmates of the home to satisfy his sexual needs. Two of the inmates decide to run away but are forcefully brought back to the home. They both commit suicide by burning themselves. Sulabha is then questioned by committee and newspapers for her improper control on the home. An administrative enquiry is set up against her. It is then that she decides to resign and give up all her work and return home. When she returns to her home she is happily welcomed by her sisterinlaw but not so much by her daughter and motherinlaw. She then comes to know that her husband Subhash has been involved with another woman in her absence. His betrayal changes her mind and she again sets off to follow her dream work.