In the heart of Hyderabad, Reena's world has always been defined by struggle and self-doubt. Burdened by her family's financial woes and her own insecurities about her appearance, marriage seemed like a distant dream. At 28, with a weight of 89 kg and a heart full of unspoken fears, Reena had resigned herself to a life of sacrifice for her family's sake. Yet, hidden deep within her, a flicker of hope lingered-a hope for a miracle that might one day bring her a loving husband and a family of her own. As Reena's story begins, the questions loom large: Will she ever find the happiness she longs for? Can someone see past her insecurities to recognize the beauty within? Her journey is one of hope, resilience, and the possibility of a love that transcends all obstacles. Read the story and find out!!

"Previously Titled 'Saga of the Timeless': Undergoing Major Revisions" Once, the Mahabharata failed. The Pandavas lost. Adharma rose. Aryavarta burned. On the battlefield of Kurukshetra-surrounded by ash, silence, and the dead-Arjun took his final breath. But instead of darkness, the world reset. Time rewound. Destiny rewrote itself. Now the war begins again. Only he remembers the ending. And into this second chance walks Ishvitha-a modern-day surgeon who never believed in gods, karma, or reincarnation. Yet fate drags her into a world of kings and curses, where her presence shifts everything. Hastinapur stands on the edge of envy, politics, and war. Two houses prepare to collide. And Ishvitha is caught between two forces: ⚡ Fierce as thunder-intense, relentless, impossible to ignore. ☀️ Steady as sunlight-quiet strength, unwavering warmth. Desire is only the surface. Why has time brought her here? Why does Arjun watch her with a fear that feels ancient-like he's lost her before? And if destiny can be rewritten... what price must be paid to change it? At the dawn of the epic-where love becomes weapon, where loyalty fractures, and where fire chooses what survives-Ishvitha must face the truth: She may be the key to saving Aryavarta. Or the reason it burns again. ✨ A sweeping mythological romance of fate, time, and the cost of rewriting destiny.

Dhruva Jamadagni is on the brink of achieving everything he's ever worked for. At just 30 he is the youngest MP and is about to become the youngest Chief Minister of Karnataka - a charismatic, well-educated leader, deeply rooted in Indian tradition. Raised in a prestigious family of wealth and power, Dhruva has dedicated his life to a single purpose: serving the nation. Yet, despite his public success, there's one part of his life he refuses to explore - love. To him, love and marriage are distractions from his duty, a path he's determined to avoid. Far from the political spotlight, in a remote forest village, lives 22-year-old Dhatri Vaishampayana. She belongs to an ancient lineage of healers, descended from the students of Charaka & Sushruta. Her family has preserved the priceless knowledge of ancient Indian medicine for centuries, passing it down through generations. Raised in the most remote tribal village cut off from the outside world, Dhatri has mastered these healing arts under the guidance of her mother, becoming the next guardian of a wisdom long forgotten by modern society. When circumstances force Dhatri out of her secluded world and into Dhruva's life, their vastly different lives collide. Dhruva, closed off to the idea of love, finds himself slowly drawn to Dhatri, a woman who challenges his beliefs about duty and the heart. Meanwhile, Dhatri, used to living in the shadows, must now face the harsh reality of stepping into the public eye. As their worlds intertwine, Dhatri must find the strength to open Dhruva's heart while navigating the pressures of a life she never sought. Can Dhruva reconcile his duty to his state with the pull of his heart? And can Dhatri, a woman used to the shadows, find her place in the relentless glare of public life? This is a story of fate, transformation, and the delicate balance between duty & love. Can they both stay true to themselves, or will their connection force them to redefine what their promises really mean?