Ira Kedia, a writer and director who has subtle popularity because of her good social media skills, lives in her own world that mostly revolves around her stories and career. She ends up marrying a second-generation businessman in an arranged setup because both their families were pressuring them to settle down. So they did-on their own terms-with a full contract that this marriage is just about being homemates, with no space for love or emotional expectations. Surprisingly, their life after marriage was going pretty smooth. Even though their personalities were poles apart, it felt peaceful-warmth in silence, comfort in space, and no drama. Until one day, while arranging her wardrobe, Ira found an old newspaper cutting-a 25-year-old article about a mysterious death. Something about it had always felt deeper than what was printed, which is why she'd saved it for a future story idea. But a few clicks and searches later, she discovered the truth. That death... was her husband's step-sister.

Heer Maheshwari (23 years old) Her parents died when she was very young from them she's been raised by her chachu chachi who treats her worst but behaves good in public to maintain their buisness image . Agastya Rathod (29 years old) Most dreaded encounter cop, Belongs from a buisness family but chose to become cop as he didn't liked buisnesses .

"I thought I'd leave behind love and affection, but all I seem to be taking with me are regrets and sorrow." - Adheera Fozdar They say when someone dies, they suddenly become the main character in everyone's story. Funny how even while living, I never quite made it past the supporting cast-not even in my own life.