Top hash tags #1 - fictional character #2 - celebrity #3- Sizzling #3- celebrity #3- fictional characters #4- couple Dear Readers, Before you embark on the journey of "Bound by Tradition Unbound by Love" I want to offer you a small heads up. In certain parts of southern India, there exists a unique cultural practice where a sister's daughter can marry her brother's son, or vice versa. This may be unfamiliar to some readers, but it's important to note that it is a legal and accepted Hindu practice in those regions. If you are comfortable with and open to exploring such cultural nuances and traditions, I invite you to delve into the wonderful love story between Arjun and Siya. Their journey is rich with emotion, cultural depth, and the complexities of love in the backdrop of tradition. We hope you enjoy the story and find resonance in the beautiful tapestry of their relationship. Arjun, known for his reserved demeanor, crosses paths with Siya, a vibrant and lively girl. Despite their differing backgrounds, sparks fly between them. Arjun, labeled a playboy, while Siya dreams of being the cherished first love of her future husband. Their initial encounters are fraught with misunderstandings and misconceptions. However, circumstances lead them to spend more time together, allowing glimpses beneath their facades. As they navigate unexpected situations, Arjun's guarded nature slowly unravels, revealing a compassionate and genuine soul. Siya, in turn, sees beyond her preconceptions, discovering the depth and sincerity in Arjun's character. Explore the unique customs of Hindu South Indian tradition, where the union of a brother's child with a sister's child is a common practice, inviting readers to approach this story with an open mind and embrace the cultural diversit within the tradition.

"I have married you only because my parents forced me to. Don't even dare to try to claim your rights over me Nishtha Oberoi." Paras said with venom dripping from his voice. "Well copy that Paras Singhania because I have no intention of considering you my husband." Nishtha said with equal attitude. Will these opposites ever fall in love? Maybe they will because opposites are meant to attract. Welcome to this journey of love, hatred and marriage... MY ARRANGED SHAADI.