"Kashi, my heart bleeds of love for both of you, for you both hold equal measures of my soul..." Her love was never reciprocated. Princesses who were to be married into title were brought up to accept such a situation because powerful men had the privilege to take junior wives and mistresses. While the husband explored options the wife had little choice but to shut up, put up and be forgotten. How she felt about it did not matter . . . . Kashibai's heart shattered when her beloved returned from the battlefield with another woman by his side. The glory of the Peshwas dimmed as the crown was faced with a daunting choice - to honor the sanctity of marriage or succumb to the seduction of an illicit affair. Kashi finds herself at a heart-wrenching crossroads, torn between the agony of lost love and the courage to walk away and claim her self-worth. Hope seems glim as Kashi desperately tries to navigate through her broken heart, relationship and kingdom. Afterall, what's a queen without a king? still . a . queen . (read that again)

Shayad na kehe saku mein tumse Kahe bina samajh lo tum shayad. The heart-wrenching story of Dev and Amrita unfolds against the backdrop of the India-Pakistan partition, where their love is challenged by the brutal realities of history. With their unbridled yearning to be reunited, one can't help but wonder if fate will be kind enough to grant them their long-awaited happily-ever-after.