"Adwait singhania " he was a name everyone knew and loved and why will they not he is their beloved chief minister who makes decisions not for his own profit but for the welfare of the public . "Inaayat arora" a name every reputated person feared she is a journalist with the influence of a lion if she publish a story saying they are wrong then people believe her . What will happen when the girl who was going to marry Adwait suddenly runs away from the wedding and inaayat herself agrees to replace her?? Why did you agreed to marry me ? adwait spoke "I liked you " Inaayat replied like it was not a big deal "what" adwait spoke shocked "aapko kyun lagta hai ki aaj tak aapke baare mein ek bhi negative news kyun nahi hui hai "she replied shocking adwait

War demanded peace. Peace demanded a sacrifice. Princess Vaidehi was never meant to be a queen of the enemy kingdom. Yet when her father's throne begins to crumble under war, she is offered as the only solution - a bride to the very man her people fear. Rana Adhiraj, the ruthless king who brought kingdoms to their knees, accepts the alliance without hesitation. To him, the marriage is nothing more than a treaty sealed in gold and blood. But palaces hold secrets, and hearts are far more dangerous than swords. In a union born from politics and pride, Vaidehi must learn to survive beside the man who was once her enemy - and Adhiraj must decide whether the princess he married for peace will become the war within his own heart. Vaidehi: The Price of Peace - a slow-burn tale of duty, power, and a love that was never meant to exist.

Basantpur was a small village where life moved at a quiet, unhurried pace. Surrounded by mustard fields and dusty roads, the village was built on traditions that had been followed for generations. People in Basantpur believed that marriages were not just between two individuals but between two families. Girls there grew up hearing the same thing again and again - that one day they would leave their parents' home and build a new life in their husband's house. Naina Rao was one of those girls. At twenty-two, she had always believed that this was simply how life was meant to be. So when her marriage was arranged with Basantpur's respected sarpanch, Veer Pratap, it became the talk of the entire village.

When Myra Sinha stepped into St. Mary's Boarding School, nestled in the quiet hills of Dehradun, she had a plan - a simple one. Perfect grades. Normal friends. A peaceful life. No drama. No distractions. But on her very first day, she collided - quite literally - with Ritharv Kapoor, the school's golden boy and infamous football captain. A name everyone knew. A reputation no one questioned. And instead of a polite introduction, what followed was sharp words, wounded egos, and a rivalry neither of them saw coming. What was meant to be just another four years of school slowly turns into something neither of them expected. Will these four years change their lives - or will they change each other?

Ten years ago, he rejected her with three words that changed everything. She left. She healed. She built a life that didn't include him. Now she's the head of cabin crew. He's the captain assigned to her company . At 30,000 feet, professionalism is mandatory. But unresolved history? That's harder to control. Some wounds don't fade. They wait for clearance.