"Love isn't always loud. Sometimes, it waits in the quiet corners, in stolen glances and whispered words, in the chaos no one notices but everyone feels." He flies high, she stays grounded, and somehow neither can stay out of each other's way. They've known each other since forever-teasing, arguing, and pushing each other to the edge. One thrives in the chaos of the skies, the other in quiet observation, and the third... well, they make sure life is never simple. Between late-night drills, pranks gone wrong, and accidental flirts in the mess hall, hearts start to notice what the eyes already know. Friendship, rivalry, laughter, and a slow-burning spark that refuses to land-this is life at 30,000 feet and threats, and love isn't on duty.

#1romcom 9/2/25 Some fall in love. Some fall apart. These ones? Fall, fly, crash, burn, and laugh about it on the parade ground the next morning. At seventeen, they are too young to carry scars and too old to pretend the world is simple. NDA corridors echo with footsteps, gossip, discipline, heartbreak, midnight chai, and dreamers who think they're immortal. Hearts collide, friendships are tested, loyalties bend, and love arrives like a punchline nobody was ready for. A Lucknow girl who lives like he universe owes her fireworks. A Delhi boy who swears he feels nothing until someone proves him wrong. A Haryanvi storm with a smile sharp enough to cut. A silent one from Punjab who speaks more with glances than apologies. A stolen glance during drill. Late-night conversations that feel illegal. Jealousies, unspoken feelings, unsent confessions, and choices that could cost them everything.

Kavya Singh has spent her life trapped in abuse, living only for her sick little sister. Saurav Chauhan, a charming and devoted Flight Lieutenant abandoned in childhood, hides his loneliness behind warmth and a gentle smile. One drunken night brings them together. A brutal lie tears them apart. Threatened by her family and by her sister's life, Kavya files a false case against Saurav, destroying his honor and his world. To end the scandal, his family offers money but her family demands marriage. Forced into a union built on hatred and betrayal, Kavya and Saurav begin a journey from burning resentment to unexpected love, where dark secrets, buried pain, and powerful emotions change everything.

Heer sharma, a smart and intelligent girl who lives with her mother, and has no idea about her father. What will happen when one day , she has to live with her father's family which has her step mother and 6 half brothers, because her own mother had the last stage cancer and cant survive anymore? How will Heer manage to live in that house? TROPES~ High school romance 6 Protective Half brothers Bad boy x good girl Best friend's sisterxBrother's best friend He fell first and harder No bullying 12th x 11th Rom-com Bold girl Backbencherxtopper Family love

"𝐖𝐞𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐑𝐞𝐲𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐡 𝐒𝐡𝐞𝐤𝐡𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐭'𝐬 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧, 𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬." ════ ⋆★⋆ ════ "Zindagi ne ekbaar tumhe mujhse cheen liya... Lekin ab jo hoga, kismat ke hisaab ne nahi hoga, mere hisaab se hoga. Aur iss baar tumhe kuch nahi hoga. Iss baar bas barbaadi hogi. Unki. Jinhone meri jaan ki yeh haalat ki hai." And it wasn't a promise. It was a curse. It was a vow to every god in existence. And the air around him shifted-heavy, still, as if even the darkness feared what he had just sworn. But little did he know, their ends had already been written-in the same ink destiny once used to script her suffering. Their fates would burn, just as they had broken her. But not in his hands. Then who?

Prashant Pandey is everything the world admires. Confident, charming, and impossible to ignore. But the version he gives them isn't real. Not like the one he shows me. With me, he's chaos wrapped in silence. With me, he's the broken parts he hides. And I hate him for what he's done. I hate that I still want him. His touch. His pain. His truth. Him. Ira Solanki used to be the girl I would've burned the world for. But that girl is gone. And the woman who took her place? I can't love her without destroying her. I'm colder now. Harsher. I don't let her in, not like before. I hurt her because it's easier than holding her. Because it's the only way I know how to let her go. We don't fit. We break. Over and over again. But no matter how far we fall, we keep reaching for each other through every fight, every scar, every memory that won't let go. This isn't a love story. It's a war. And somehow, we're both losing.