Neel Sharma has always been invisible. The forgotten middle child. The quiet student. The boy whose ideas were laughed at before anyone bothered to hear them. After an ordinary day ends in a tragedy beside a swollen river, Neel awakens beneath an unfamiliar sky. Surrounded by dense forests, ancient customs, and strangers who speak with cautious eyes, he finds himself in a village that shouldn't exist. Taken in by the village chief's family, Neel is forced to share a room with the chief's nineteen-year-old son, Veer, a skilled hunter, the future leader of the village, and the last person Neel expects to trust. As days turn into months, Neel slowly earns the villagers' respect with nothing but the knowledge he carried from another life. Better harvests. Cleaner water. Safer homes. A forgotten stranger becomes someone the village cannot imagine living without. But every change has a price. Rumors of the mysterious young man spread beyond the forests, drawing the attention of powerful people who see Neel not as a guest... but as a weapon. And somewhere beyond the river that brought him here, another life waits. When the past becomes his present, and the future calls him home, Neel must decide where he truly belongs. Because sometimes... Home isn't the place you were born. It's the people who choose you.

Sky after 3AM is a story about time, memories, and the quiet ways love changes us. It begins with late-night conversations, a familiar voice in the dark, and two strangers whose lives slowly become intertwined. But time has a way of rewriting even our most treasured moments. There are names we stop saying. Faces we can no longer recognize. Promises that remain... even after the memories that gave them meaning are gone. And when the past quietly slips away, one question remains: Can love find its way back to a heart that no longer remembers why it loved in the first place? Sky after 3AM is a poignant story about love, loss, and the hope that some people are meant to find each other-no matter how much time tries to make them forget.

"Academic success is a game, and I refuse to play by anyone else's rules." Kaushal Chouhan is rich, brilliant, and utterly bored. Sent to the prestigious Film and Media department in Udaipur, he expects to coast through his degree on charm and his family's influence. But when his grades plummet and his scholarship hangs by a thread, he finds himself in the crosshairs of the university's crown jewel: Avyukt Singh Rathore. Avyukt is the polar opposite, calm, composed, and undeniably powerful. He doesn't just want to tutor Kaushal; he wants to dismantle the chaotic, bratty facade Kaushal has spent years perfecting. Caught in a mandatory "mentorship" that feels more like a power struggle, Kaushal finds that the only thing more dangerous than failing his degree is the way Avyukt's quiet, unwavering gaze makes him want to stop fighting. In this game of control, who will break first?