Come . . . but don't fall in love. St. Cloud--a cold city of cold people--has brought our hero down. Our hero can no longer continue living here with his sisters. When he gets an offer for a contract marriage, he jumps on it. One year to changing a spoiled, miserable girl to an ideal, sane wife shouldn't be hard. Not especially when he gets anything he wants in return. Right? Our heroine stopped caring about everything after the death of her father. The wild, out-of-control girl only signs the contract as per her father's last wish. But she decides to make life hell for the waiter chosen to be her hired husband. Will the hero and heroine easily walk away after the end of their contract? *** Cover manip made by me (credits to Dharma Productions for their design)

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In a time when Hindustani princesses were supposed to marry kings and lounge around palaces, three sisters rise to rule a nation. Divya, trapped in a loveless marriage, but given the chance to find the romance she so craves. Payal, full of ambition and passion but denied the right to do what she wants. Aditi, hidden under the shadows of her sisters but finally recognized for what she had inside her all along, even if things become more dangerous as more is recognized. These three princesses and sisters will fight against rules, passions, and even against each other to achieve what they want. Parivara (family), a story where blood comes before all, even if some has to be spilled. PLEASE EXCUSE ANY HISTORICAL/LANGUAGE ERRORS. Keep in mind, this is historical FICTION, so please focus more on the story and less on the nit-picky things. That being said, I also want to emphasize that I fully respect the Indian history and culture and the Hindi language, and do apologize for any mistakes. Thanks, and enjoy!! Deepika Padukone as DIVYA Parineeti Chopra as PAYAL Alia Bhatt as ADITI Ranveer Singh as RAKESH Aditya Roy Kapur as ABHAY Varun Dhawan as VISHU