Highlighting the realities of life, Durga's father, Yashpal Choudhary works as a peon in a school in Haryana.

Yashpal works as a school peon and has a progressive viewpoint when it comes to educating a girl or a boy – unlike his relatives.

Influenced by her coach, Rajveer Rana, Yashpal allows Durga to become an athlete and has her admitted to a school in Hisar.

Durga emerges as the winner in the national race but the runner-up, Arti, has drugs mixed in her food.

Later Durga learns that SP's mother, Gayatri Devi, a politician and businesswoman from Hisar, had put drugs in her food five years earlier and exposes her to the media.

After being tortured by SP and his family, Durga learns that Gayatri was a national athlete Jassi who was expelled from the sports academy for getting involved in physical intimacy with her coach and helps her to keep it a secret.

SP meets with a deadly accident while dropping Durga at her state championship post, so he suspects Gayatri of foul play as she lies that she brought him to hospital (which actually Durga did and the former partially remembers because of his unconscious state due to severe head injury and bleeding at that time).

He initially breaks all ties with his mother but reconciles after she realises her mistakes and encourages Durga to fulfill her dreams.

However Arti has a change of heart after her defeat at nationals and exposes her father's involvement with Tanvi as his attempt to retaliate against Durga.

Speaking about the series, producer Ravindra Gautham said, "Meri Durga is the introspection of a father's mind and heart.