Khar went on to marry Durrani's sister instead, being the much marrying type. Durrani wrote a book on her life with Khar, My Feudal Lord which became a bestseller and was translated into several languages. Once again, the bookwas very well received, all the more so because of the personality of Edhi. This time, Durrani may have taken on her biggest challenge by writing about the much venerated pirs of Pakistan and trying to uncloak what happens behind the garb of religion. The pir s usually live off the donations or offerings of their disciples, which is also used to run the shrine which they commands.
Disciples have faith in the the powers of the pir and believe they can invoke miracles.
Durrani's novel touches on incest, child abuse, prostitution and paedophilia. Durrani claims her books aims at exposing the rot that the pir system contains. She also tries to illustrate the harrowing ordeal of women in the pir 's household who were kept veritably locked in the closely guarded house. Few doubt the book's authenticity. And many say they are not surprised with what they have read.