Veeranshu Mehra, a man who has never known love, comes into marriage with Tara, a woman caught in a web of family obligation and personal fear. Tara agrees to marry him, not out of love, but to honor her grandfather's wishes and escape the grasp of Sameer, a dangerous man who wants to marry her. As they navigate a marriage built on necessity, neither expects love to blossom between them. But through emotional struggles, trust-building, and unexpected moments of vulnerability, they begin to heal each other's past wounds. What starts as a marriage of convenience slowly transforms into something deeper, as they realize they need each other more than they ever anticipated.

They say, blood is the only relationship that can not be questioned. They say there is nothing thicker than blood. Blood is what makes a family, a family. But Kabir Raheja is adamant on proving the theory wrong. Kabir is a well-known social worker, a man who is building home with people he has no "blood" relations with. Kabir has a family of unknowns. The more Kabir sees the world, the more he wishes to love. The more Kabir wishes to adopt. A house where everyone is adopted, no-one shares any blood relations. What happens when Hardik is adopted by Kabir? What happens when Hardik doesn't want to be loved? What happens when Hardik tries his best to stay away from Kabir, and his other brothers? But Kabir knows, there is no ice he can't melt with his heart. Hardik happens to be sitting on the hot stove of Kabir's love. _______________________________________________________________________________ A brotherhood story.

Kabhi-kabhi zindagi humein kuch log sirf isliye deti hai taaki hum yeh samajh sakein ki har muskurahat pyaar nahi hoti. Subah ke ground mein do ajnabi mile, baatein hui, aadatein bani, aur phir ek din... sab khatam. Yeh kahani hai Anha ki- ek ladki jo pyaar mein nahi, balki yaadon mein haar gayi. "Can we be strangers again?" Shayad... hum ajnabi hi theek the.