Abhay is a successful businessman who lives a perfect, happy life with his loving wife, Shivani, and their naughty ten-year-old son, Avi. But on his deathbed, Abhay's father drops a bomb: he had a secret second family. He begs Abhay to take care of his three younger half-siblings Akash, Arjun, and Myra, who are struggling to survive in poverty. Shocked, angry, and feeling betrayed by his father's lies, Abhay is torn. However, with his wife's support, he decides to bring the kids into his wealthy home. But saving them is not going to be easy. Nineteen-year-old Akash has spent years working heavy jobs and sacrificing his own dreams to raise his younger siblings after their mother died. He is cold, angry, and does not trust this rich new "brother." Arjun, the gentle middle child, tries to keep the peace, while twelve-year-old Myra is a tiny, foul-mouthed troublemaker who only trusts her brothers. As two completely different worlds collide under one roof, can love, sacrifice, and patience heal the deep wounds of the past?

This is not just a story of siblings. This is the story of an empire built on blood, loyalty, sacrifice... and secrets. Three brothers. One sister. Four souls tied together so deeply that the world could never break them apart. They were each other's home before they even understood the meaning of family. In a world full of power, betrayal, and dangerous enemies, they learned one thing very early - the Raghuvanshis stand together. But time changes everything. As love enters their lives, hearts begin to clash with promises made in childhood. Will their partners understand the unbreakable bond the siblings share... or will love become the reason their empire starts falling apart? Behind the luxury, fame, and power lies a family filled with possessiveness, hidden pain, fierce protection, silent sacrifices, and dangerous secrets waiting to explode. Because in the Raghuvanshi family... love is intense, loyalty is deadly, and betrayal has a price. A story filled with sibling love, bromance, romance, obsession, emotions, family drama, and the rise of an unforgettable empire.

Two college students discover an abandoned infant girl wrapped in a thin blanket on street. Unsure what to do but unable to walk away, they decide to take her with them-just for one night. What begins as a moment of compassion quickly changes their lives in ways they never imagined. Between lectures, part-time jobs, and sleepless nights, they learn the weight of responsibility. The tiny stranger brings laughter, chaos, and a sense of purpose they didn't know they were missing. But questions about her past start to surface, along with the fear of losing her. As they search for answers, their bond with the little girl grows deeper.

Doing a job is fine, but having a bad first impression on your boss outside of the workplace is not fine. By the time Aahira could realise that the one whom she had just trash-talked about her boss to was her boss himself, it was too late. Paperclipped With Her revolves around Aahira Awan (26), a very honest lady and a little too talkative. Everyone she meets likes her, except for the time she clashed with her soon-to-be boss at the signal, Avyan Devan (30); perhaps that was when her charisma faded. Aahira tried her best to keep everything professional, but her boss could not resist the urge to make things too personal, constantly instigating her to fight with him. They clash. They argue. They avoid each other. Why is Avyan still putting up with her when he has the power to lay her off at any time? What makes Aahira decide not to step down? Will they be able to fight their way into sharing a home?

Some bonds are not made of love alone. Some are built from hunger, sacrifice, silence... and unspoken promises. After the death of their mother, everything falls apart for Rudra and his three younger siblings. A broken house. An absent, alcoholic father. Empty kitchens. Sleepless nights. And responsibilities far too heavy for a seventeen-year-old boy. But Rudra doesn't break. He becomes the shield. The provider. The quiet strength holding everything together. Between managing a crying infant, pushing his siblings toward school, fighting poverty, and confronting a father who has long forgotten what it means to be one... Rudra walks a path no child should ever have to. This is not just a story of pain. It is a story of resilience. *Of a brother who scolds like a parent, protects like a warrior, and loves in ways he never learned - only felt.* In a world where everything is falling apart... he chooses to build. One day at a time. "He was too young to become everything... but life didn't ask his age before taking everything away."

Between shared chai, inside jokes, first relationships, and the unspoken pressure to become "something," they learn that growing up isn't a moment-it's a slow, uncomfortable journey. One where everyone feels a little out of control. _ A coming-of-age story about youth, bonds that shape us, and the space between who we are and who we're expected to be.