Anav Mishra, a 27-year-old man with striking brown eyes, embodies the epitome of an ideal gentleman. His appeal extends beyond his handsome appearance, as he is equally admirable in character. Known for his kindness, intelligence, and caring nature, Anav possesses a myriad of qualities that endear him to others. He is a master in the kitchen and abstains from drinking and smoking, further enhancing his allure.
With an impressive IQ, Anav is celebrated as the most popular teacher at Great Valley Higher Secondary School. Despite his prominence, little is known about his personal life, as he prefers to keep it private. The only person privy to his inner world is his best friend and colleague, Rajeev. Anav, the cherished only son of farming parents, also has an elder sister who is married. His impeccable character and lifestyle make him an ideal match in the eyes of many.
Other Characters-
Parents- Satya, 46 years and Vijay, 57 years
Sister - Vishakha, 32 years old
Brother in Law - Vardaan, 33 years old
Nephew - Sanath, 3 years old
Best Friend/Colleague - Rajeev, 27 years old
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Dharini Sharma, an 18-year-old student in the 12th grade, finds herself in this position due to a late admission to school. She has a younger sister, Drishti, who is five years her junior. Dharini, an introvert by nature, thrives on creative pursuits but harbors a strong aversion to studying. Despite her intelligence, she is often perceived as an average student, lacking any standout talents that might draw attention in the classroom.
Her reserved demeanor leads many to mistakenly regard her as unintelligent, resulting in her often being overlooked. Unlike her peers, Dharini is a simple girl who shies away from interacting wih boys. Her attempts to fit in frequently end in solitude, leaving her feeling isolated and misunderstood.
Other Characters
Parents- Devyani, 43 years and Rajesh, 47 years old
Sister- Drishti, 13 years old
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RomanceSet against the backdrop of the 1990s, this story unfolds a unique and unconventional tale. "I see her every day in school, and now I don't look at her the way a teacher should look at his student. The young woman who sits on the fourth bench of the...
