Has lot of errors Arshia, a curious and fearless 16-year-old girl from the present, who finds herself transported 5000 years into the past. In the sacred land of Vrindavan, she encounters the mighty Lord Krishna, but not as a mere observer. Instead, Arshia becomes a part of his divine family, taking on the role of Lord Krishna's sister. As Nand's favorite daughter and Yashoda's sweet and mischievous child, Arshia immerses herself in the enchanting world of Vrindavan. Balram, the powerful elder brother of Lord Krishna, takes her under his wing, treating her as one of his own. Embraced by the warmth and affection of Hamsi and Jyothi, Arshia feels a deep kinship with these dear friends. But it is her bond with Radha, the beloved of Lord Krishna, and the Ashtasakhis, that truly sets her apart. Arshia becomes a sweet confidante and staunch companion to Radha and her divine companions, navigating the complexities of love, devotion, and divine play. But what if her life takes unexpected turns again

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