NALINI - I believe in Love but I don't believe in sacrificing myself for it's sake. My marriage is a promise, a duty I have to fulfil as my Father's last wish. If he wants more, he must voice it out. But I love one thing, that is getting on his nerves. It's entertaining to watch when he wants me but never admits. KABIR - I have experienced Love, got my heart broken but I have seen my parent's Marriage work and I am sure mine would too. Well it would someday but only if my wife, hands me over the Divorce papers. I hate her guts and I hate to be in this Marriage's mess. I hate that she gets on my nerves from day one. I hate that she makes me want to pin her against the wall and strangle her as I... Nevermind, it's useless, this Royal arrangement.

In the turbulent heart of 1930s Bengal, where tradition and progress collide, two remarkable souls dare to rewrite their destinies. Barrister Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury returns from Kingston, brimming with ideals and a determination to reform his homeland. His path crosses with Bondita Das, a spirited young woman whose own dreams of education and independence set her apart in a society bound by age-old customs. The fateful reappearance of Bondita, once a girl he met by accident, raised by his uncle, now a woman of conviction sets in motion a journey. When social pressures and a twist of fate threaten Bondita's future, Aniruddha's only recourse is to offer her the protection of his name. What begins as a marriage of necessity slowly transforms into a partnership built on respect, shared ideals, and a growing, unspoken love. Together, they confront the harsh realities of their times: fighting to protect a widow from the flames of Sati, challenging the injustices of early marriage, and supporting Nikhil, Aniruddha's cousin, in his quest to give a widowed woman a second chance at happiness. But even as their friendship deepens, secrets from Aniruddha's past and the weight of unspoken emotions threaten to tear them apart. Bondita's resolve to pursue her dreams clashes with Aniruddha's fears of holding her back, leading to heartbreak and misunderstanding. Yet, in the crucible of loss and longing, they discover a bond that transcends convention, a relationship not just of husband and wife, but of equals, allies, and partners in the pursuit of justice. Rishta Tera Mera is a sweeping historical saga of love, loss, and reform, a tale of two people who, against all odds, forge a connection that is as revolutionary as the times they live in. THIS IS AN EXCERPT FROM THE STORY POSTED ON THE BLOG FOR COPYRIGHT LAW.

A small series on the depiction of Pratap and Ajabdeh's Royal Wedding in the show "Bharat Ka Veer Putra Maharana Pratap" on Sony written in 2014.

Step into the untold world of Uttara: the princess of Matsya, wife of the legendary Prince Abhimanyu, and mother to the future king Parikshit. Though her presence in the Mahabharata is brief, her story is profound. From being a student of Arjuna disguised as Brihannala to facing the harsh realities of widowhood at just sixteen, Uttara's journey is one of resilience, courage, and silent strength. This collection reimagines Uttara's life from her perspective, exploring the emotional and social battles she endured after her husband's heroic death ... battles that history and epic poetry have often overlooked. Blending canonical events with legends from various Puranas, reincarnation tales, and a captivating Rajasthani folklore from Jhunjhunu, this retelling breathes life into a character who stood at the crossroads of legacy and loss when she lost both her husband and her twin brother in a matter of days and the child in her womb was attacked. Originally published as fan fiction inspired by the Star Plus adaptation of the Mahabharata, Uttara is a heartfelt tribute to one of the epic's most understated yet vital figures. A must-read for lovers of mythology, history, and stories of unsung heroines.

What happens when destiny and a dash of chaos brings the dashing Prince Pratap of Surajgarh face-to-face with Ajabde, the quirky girl he hasn't seen in years? Sparks fly, tempers flare, and laughter ensues as these two opposites collide in the vibrant heart of Rajas-than, the land of Kings. In this beloved rom-com, witness the prince and the commoner navigate a rollercoaster journey from sworn enemies to unlikely lovers, from newlyweds to doting parents. Their story is filled with witty banter, royal mishaps, and heartwarming moments that will leave you smiling long after the last page. Join Pratap and Ajabde on a royal ride where every twist of fate is a happy accident and true love is the greatest surprise of all!

(Maharana Pratap and Ajabde fan fiction) The royal brothers, Kunwar Pratap and Kunwar Shakti both almost like opposites yet so similar. The two are impossible to separate. Ajabde, a normal Samant daughter and Phool kawar, the princess of Marwar; are more than best friends, they are like sisters. There isn't a day where they aren't together, nothing could keep them apart. When the two pairs cross paths, chaos is formed. From hating each others guts to falling deep in love. Their journey is filled with sweet and sour events. Hurdles in love. But one thing that stays like strong water currents-fighting through the conflicts, is the friendship between them.

When Kunwar Pratap, the valiant heir to the throne of Mewar, meets Ajabdeh Punwar, the spirited princess of Bijoliya, a bond of mutual trust and respect blossoms between them. Yet, royal duty demands that Pratap marry for alliance; a future queen chosen not by the heart, but by the crown. For the first time, Pratap dares to defy his father and tradition, choosing love over politics and marrying Ajabdeh. But their battles have only just begun. As the shadow of Emperor Akbar stretches menacingly over Chittorgarh, Pratap and Ajabdeh must navigate the trials of newlywed life, the pain of heartbreak, the joys and struggles of parenthood, and the relentless demands of destiny. Set against the turbulent backdrop of medieval Rajasthan, this sweeping love saga reimagines the legendary hero Maharana Pratap and his beloved Ajabdeh as seen in the acclaimed series "Bharat Ka Veer Putra Maharana Pratap." Experience a timeless tale of courage, sacrifice, and a love that dared to change history.

What happens when fate forces a renowned warrior prince to marry a simple village girl? Would love be flourished between two unknown souls or would the on going conspiracy of the royal palace destroy it before even it begins? To know join this journey of prince Arjun and Panchali and witness their saga of love ( Prem) and sacrifice (Anjali) _______________________ It's an Arjun Draupadi fan fiction and purely fictional, read at your own risk :)

Along with Kashibai Peshwe this story is dedicated to all women who remained gracious in the face of heartbreak! The Peshwa wife, who was destined to live in the shadow of her husband Bajirao's achievements and valour, remained a faithful and stoic consort. She had no choice but to remain confined to the domestic arena which was presided over by her mother-in-law Radhabai while her husband expanded the Maratha Empire. There was public outrage over the growing influence of Mastani on Peshwa Bajirao and his decision-making. Kashibai had to endure her husband's growing neglect due to his obsession for Mastani. While he indulged in hedonistic pleasure with his lover Kashibai was left to face the ire of his mother and the orthodox Brahmin society of the time. Historians and playwrights have sung hosannas to the tragic Bajirao-Mastani romance, depicting it in novels, plays and films. None of them bothered to do justice to the suffering of his wife Kashi, instead wrongly accusing her of having participated in the torment of the lovers. Even the recent Bollywood film on the subject failed to highlight how Kashi nurtured and raised her stepson Samsher Bahadur after the demise of Bajirao-Mastani. This piece of work is an endeavour to set the record straight and give Kashibai Peshwe her due.