Tropes Forced Arranged marriage Enemies to lovers Banter Billionaire North Indian X South Indian Best friend's brother Sassy heroine Hridhaya always knew Karthick was bad for her blood pressure-grumpy, arrogant, and permanently stuck in rage mode. But when their families drop the ultimate MARRIAGE bomb and decide they should get married, she realizes she's officially living in her worst nightmare. HRIDHAYA: Marrying Karthick worser than to: ❌ Be buried under a mountain of cockroaches. ❌ Watch a three-hour TV serial in slow motion (with dramatic zoom-ins on everyone's shocked face). ❌ That's worse than being trapped in an elevator with a nosy auntie. ❌Worser than eating soggy panipuri all my life But no. Instead of living my peaceful, Karthick-free life, I'm now stuck in a wedding I never signed up for-with him, Mr Always Angry, cactus Karthick. The man who argues with me like it's his full-time job.This isn't a wedding. This is a hostage situation. KARTHICK: If someone had told me I'd be married to Hridhaya, I would have laughed in their face. Or screamed. Or maybe jumped into a crocodile-infested river-less painful than this. I hate her Because marrying Hridhaya? ❌ Using a blunt razor on the face and ending up with battle scars. ❌ Worse than being stuck in a never-ending WhatsApp family group. ❌ Worse than getting stuck in traffic right before reaching home when you really need to pee. She's bossy, loud, and has an answer for everything. And now? She's my wife.This is not a marriage. This is a lifetime sentence. The Real Problem? Between petty sabotage, accidental attraction, and a wedding they never asked for, their battle isn't just about avoiding marriage anymore-it's about surviving it. Because the more they fight, the closer they get... and the closer they get, the more dangerous this game becomes. Brace yourselves. This isn't just a wedding. It's an all out war.

" 𝐼𝑛 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑔𝑙𝑜𝑤 𝑜𝑓 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑔𝑙𝑖𝑡𝑡𝑒𝑟, 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑡𝑟𝑢𝑒 𝑝𝑎𝑖𝑛 𝑟𝑒𝑚𝑎𝑖𝑛𝑠 𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑐𝑒𝑎𝑙𝑒𝑑." ───※ ·❆· ※─── Aisha , her name alone melts the coldest hearts, and her bright smile brightens their days. The cheery, bright, and sometimes sarcastic tech geek came to Mumbai not by plan but to carve her own story, seeking peace and leaving chaos behind. "Mumbai, the new city to me, has given me a fresh start, a chance to be who I want to be. I just hope it doesn't end up being something I regret," she says with a hopeful smile. Is it really a new start, or merely the continuation of a story left behind? ☆★☆★☆★☆ Fate reunites the oldest bonds. She encounters elites who are unfamiliar yet forms genuine connections with them. She never thought she could be loved or love in return, but unbeknownst to her, someone has been in love with her since childhood. His love, once found, turns into an obsession. Yet Beneath their shimmering façades, everyone hides their pain, anger, and true selves. Even Aisha, with her sparkly exterior, conceals dark secrets. But for how long? ☆★☆★☆★☆ Why does she suffer in the end? Why does she face betrayal, hurt, and hate when she's nothing but an innocent victim from the day she was born? Does she regret coming to Mumbai? "No, I don't regret it. I found love and care, even if only for a fleeting moment amidst all the betrayals and pain," she whispers with a faint smile. "Do it, Ma. Kill me. Shoot it." Is it really her end? The biggest question arises: why did she ask her mother to kill her? Uncover the truth in " 𝐆𝐥𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐒𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐬: 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝐺𝑙𝑖𝑡𝑡𝑒𝑟 𝑂𝑓 𝑆𝑒𝑐𝑟𝑒𝑡𝑠 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑆𝑜𝑟𝑟𝑜𝑤𝑠 ".

A Shubman Gill Fanfiction Shubman Gill never planned on getting married. At twenty-six, his life revolves around cricket, endorsements, training schedules, and the constant pressure of living up to expectations. Marriage is a distraction he doesn't need, and he has no intention of letting anyone change his mind. Saanvi Pawar has her own dreams. A talented architect from Pune, she has spent years building a successful career and fiercely protecting her independence. Settling down is the last thing on her mind as she just moved to Mumbai alone-until her grandfather falls seriously ill. His only wish is to see her married, and for the first time, saying no feels impossible. With their families connected through years of friendship and business ties, the solution arrives far too quickly. A marriage. Temporary. Practical. Safe. One year. That's the agreement. If, after twelve months, they still don't want this marriage, they can walk away without guilt, explanations, or consequences. It sounds simple enough. All they have to do is coexist. But families have expectations. There are weddings to attend, festivals to celebrate, relatives to impress, and endless questions to answer. Soon, they find themselves acting like the perfect married couple everywhere they go. Holding hands for photographs. Sharing inside jokes they never meant to create. Showing up for each other when nobody is watching. What begins as an arrangement slowly turns into something neither of them anticipated. Between Ganpati celebrations in Pune, Lohri nights in Punjab, chaotic family gatherings, long-distance calls during overseas tours, and quiet moments that feel far too comfortable, the line between pretending and reality starts to disappear. The problem isn't the marriage anymore. The problem is that the one-year deadline is getting closer. And neither of them is ready to admit that somewhere along the way, they stopped counting the days until it ended.

"He used to be my shadow. Now, I'm just a stranger in his spotlight." At ten years old, twenty-one-year-old Heer knew Shubman Gill as the boy next door who fiercely protected her and never left her side-the boy who used to chase her around shouting, "Oi Heer, ruk ja! Tainu chot lag javegi!" (Hey Heer, stop! You'll get hurt!). But when cricket pulled him into a world of global stardom, their connection snapped completely. Five years older, a lifetime ahead, and now a household name, Shubman returns-not as the warm boy she lost, but as the cold, distant fiancé her parents have chosen for her. Forced into an arranged marriage, Heer is determined to build her own independent path and protect her bleeding heart from the man who now looks right through her with a blunt, "Hum sirf parivaar ke liye yeh kar rahe hain." (We are only doing this for the family). As the glitz of the cricket world collides with the quiet memories of their past, Heer must navigate her own career goals while trying to find out if the boy she loved truly vanished behind the fame, or if destiny is playing the long game to melt his frozen heart. #1 in shubmangill 01/07/2026 #2 in shubmangill 03/07/2026 #10 in cricket 06/07/2026 #8 in cricket 17/07/2026

Aadya Singh is a 23-year-old neurosurgeon in London who knows exactly two things about cricket: 1. Virat Kohli exists. 2. That's it. So when she accidentally destroys a bookshelf in Birmingham and a suspiciously handsome stranger helps her pick the books up, she assumes he's just some random overfriendly guy. Unfortunately for her, he turns out to be Shubman Gill. Now she's stuck dealing with: - an annoyingly charming cricketer - his chaotic teammates - media madness - accidental flirting - and feelings she absolutely did not sign up for. *Edit 1. In #shubmangill (1/6/26) 1. In #abhisheksharma (1/6/26)

Imperial Hearts 💖 A story of love, friendship, and family ties. Aaradhya Malhotra, the intelligent, witty, and grounded daughter of the powerful Malhotra family, prefers simplicity over grandeur. Shashwat Raichand, confident, sharp, and equally from a wealthy background, finds himself drawn to her in ways he can't explain. From college corridors to family gatherings, secret glances to playful banter, their worlds collide. With friends, cousins, and rivals around, will Shashwat's feelings reach Aaradhya? Or will her careful heart keep him at a distance? Join them on a journey of laughter, drama, and slow-burning romance where every glance, every smile, and every shared secret matters. Read, laugh, swoon, and vote for the story! 💕

Pihu Dubey grew up in the quiet shadows of her father's world - a world where loyalty, old friendships, and family ties mattered more than dreams. The jewel in this world was Akash Randhawa, the son of her father's best friend - dazzlingly handsome, brilliantly successful, and heir to a multi-billion-dollar empire. For as long as she could remember, Akash had been the silent, distant star she had built her world around. But Akash had dreams sculpted by power and prestige. In his polished life of glittering parties and impossible standards, there was no room for the simple, steadfast girl who loved him from afar. To him, Pihu was nothing more than the "little sister" from family gatherings - kind, invisible, and entirely unlike the women he pursued. As Pihu blossoms into a woman, her heart remains shackled to a hope that Akash might one day see her - really see her. She battles silent heartbreaks, moments of cruel indifference, and the slow ache of watching him love others while never even glancing her way. "The Heart That Waited Alone" is a tender, aching journey through unspoken love, the agony of waiting, and the silent courage it takes to love someone who may never love you back. Will Pihu's silent devotion ever find its echo - or will her heart remain a lone flame in a world too bright to notice her gentle light? **************** Rankings: #1 Adultromance (06/07/2025) #4 Indianstories (06/07/2025) #6 unrequitedlove (06/07/2025) #11 onesidedlove (06/07/2025) #21 billionaire (06/07/2025) #24 heartbreak (06/07/2025)

⛈️On a stormy night, Nandini saved the life of a dying stranger. She held him close, pleaded with him to stay alive, and disappeared before he could even learn her name. She remembers the accident. She just doesn't remember the man. But Vihaan remembers everything. The rain. Her tear-filled eyes. The gentle voice that refused to let him give up. The face that stayed with him long after she was gone. For six months, he searched for the mysterious woman who unknowingly gave him a second chance at life. Then fate brought them together once again. A distracted stranger. A speeding truck. The same fearless woman. She saved him... Twice. This time, he recognized her instantly. She didn't recognize him at all. Sometimes fate doesn't introduce you to someone new... It sends the same stranger back to you.

◍•༻• A Vermillion Mistake ◍•༻• ◍ One moment changed their lives forever ◍ Riddhant Raizada grew up in the United States, far from the traditions of the country his family belongs to. Returning to India to take over his family's legacy, he never expected a simple temple visit to change his life. During a sacred ritual, a misunderstanding leads a priest to hand him vermillion and ask him to place it in the hair partition of the girl standing beside him. He does it without hesitation. Moments later, shocked whispers fill the temple. Because the girl beside him is not his wife, she is a 12th-grade student who only came to pray for success in her exams. But according to the village's traditions, the moment he applied the vermillion... They were already married. ✧ Tropes ✧ •Romance •Accidental Marriage •Billionaire Romance •Slow Burn •Age gap Romance •Strangers to Lovers •Opposites Attract •Love After Marriage •She fell first, He fell harder •Emotional Romance

☆ 𝓣𝓱𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓭𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝓓𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓷𝔂 ☆ When a person loses to themselves, they leave everything to fate. And when fate begins to play its game, it doesn't allow anyone to stand against it. Become a part of such an exciting story of fate, featuring two strangers whose story has been written by fate itself. Aƙʂԋʋι Sιɳԋα ♡, dreams of becoming India's most famous writer. However due to her family's poor condition and a promise she made to her father, she has to leave everything behind and come to Mumbai for a job. On her very first day at the office, she unknowingly gets into big trouble. And who does she clash with? VĔĎĂŃĞ ŚĔĤĞĂĹ★, the owner of one of India's leading companies, for whom money and power are everything. They say Mumbai is the city of Dreams. So will Akshvi's small dreams come true in this city of Dreams? How will Vedang and Akshvi's first meeting be? Will Vedang let Akshvi to take steps towards her dreams so easily? To find out, keep reading '𝓣𝓱𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓭𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝓓𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓷𝔂'.