Story of a Rivalry of two political families, who fighting for rule. One rules over the more than half of the state and other own the power. But between their rivalry the one who is suffering is the daughters of the most richest family of the state...
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Rathore Mansion
She put the bindi on her forehead when there was a knock on the door. She turned around and found her sister-in-law was standing there.
"Are you coming with us too?"Tara asked after seeing her dress. "No, actually my college holidays have been over, I have to go back to Delhi", Heer replied.
"Are you going?"Tara asked in a sad tone. "Don't be upset bhabhi-sa, I will come back soon when vacations will start", she said and hugged her.
"All the best Heer", Tara hugged her tightly. "I will miss you", heer said while breaking the hug. "I will miss you too".
"Heer come fast you will get late", a voice came from outside. Turning around both the girl found Surya was standing at the threshold of the door.
Tara looked at him, their eyes met but both of them abruptly broke their eye contact. "Bye", Heer said with a bright smile and left following his brother.
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After departing Heer, everyone gathered at the dining table for breakfast. Servants were serving the food.
"Surya is married, I think we should look for a suitable girl for our Sikandar", Nitya said while gaining everyone's attention. Sikandar, who had put a morsel in his mouth, started coughing after listening to his mother's words.
"He is your son, you should find someone for him", Lavanya replied. "Don't worry kaki-sa, I will someone for him", said Surya with a teasing grin on his face.
"Why not, I know you can do that", Nitya replied in assurance. "And we also need to settle the property and position among our children, after all there are three sons in the family", Nitya added.
Her words made everyone get halted between their work. "You have come back after so many years, but your intentions are still like that Nitya", Savitri said like a taunt.
"But Bua-sa I was just giving a suggestion, after all we don't want any conflict between our children", Nitya gave her explanation.
"Nobody can cause any conflict between us Chachi-sa", Surya said.
"We never did any partiality between our children Nitya, what made you to think so low", Devendra questioned in disappointment.
"But bhai-sa I was just-", Nitya said but her words got interrupted in the middle. "We know what you mean, now just leave this topic and focus on breakfast", Lavanya said to lighten the temperature of the dining table.
"Surya, today you and Tara have to go to our ancestral goddess temple, you remember it right", Lavanya said to her son.
"Ji, maa-sa, we are leaving after breakfast", Surya replied. "I have received a call from Panditji about all the rituals which you both have to do", said Lavanya with a little tense look.
