Six childhood friends lost their parents at a very young age.
Janvi’s father and Abhishek’s father were orphans who grew up and studied together. Because of their deep bond, they decided to raise their families under one roof. Tragically, people they deeply trusted betrayed them and killed them in a staged accident. However, before they died, they made sure to secure their children's future. They left behind a mansion for them to live in and set up a legal trust for their protection.
Following their deaths, the mothers' trusted associates took over the management of the family company, running it safely until the children grew old enough to handle the business themselves.
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In this universe, the Kauravas and the Pandavas share no enmity. Without Shakuni there to manipulate and poison the Kauravas' minds, the family remains united. Furthermore, Dhritarashtra and Gandhari are not blind. Karna is a beloved, loyal friend to both sides of the Kuru family, alongside a few additional characters who join their journey.
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This sets up a great foundation for a corporate drama mixed with modern mythological dynamics.
