Chalks and Crushes is a soft romantic comedy about the quiet chaos of first love, where classrooms smell of old books and chalk dust settles on everything-including feelings. Saahiti lives in the margins of her notebooks-half poet, half overthinker-finding comfort in small things: pastel mornings, unfinished notes, and silence after lectures. Tanmay, on the other hand, is the boy who always breaks the chalk mid-sentence, laughs it off, and pretends he isn't afraid of saying the wrong thing-especially when she's around. What begins as stolen glances across blackboards and accidental hand brushes while sharing chalk slowly turns into something warmer, softer, and harder to ignore. Between erased equations, quiet teasing, and classrooms left empty after hours, Tanmay and Saahiti find themselves writing a love story neither of them planned-but both secretly hoped for. Because some crushes are loud and dramatic.

She was burnt and faded, yet he made her glow-like a healer, like the brightest star in the sky. Her Dhruv, his Tara. A love so tender that even the sky blushes pink, painting an Indian empire of romance. - INDIAN SOFT ROMANCE [Acid Attack survivor X Architecture]