Akshaye قصص

"Kuch log zindagi mein ek hi baar milte hain." "Aur Ulfat?" "Woh meri ek baar hai." ___________________________________________________ The entire city feared Rehman Dakait. His name could silence a room. Ministers avoided crossing him, rivals feared him, and loyalty to him ran deeper than blood. Yet for all the power he possessed, there was one thing he never had-peace. Ulfat Siddiqui had spent her life believing men like Rehman were the reason Lyari bled. The daughter of the most respected man in the city, she belonged to a world that could never coexist with his. Falling in love was never part of the plan. But sometimes the heart chooses what the world forbids. And sometimes, one person becomes worth risking everything for. Because some people come into your life only once. And for Rehman Dakait... she was his one time.

Ulfat Qureshi wants one thing: A story big enough to get her out of grimy Lyari. And she is one headline away from greatness. Or unemployment. Armed with a microphone, unreasonable confidence, and a cameraman with questionable survival instincts, she spends her days chasing stories and annoying important people. Then she starts asking questions about the wrong man. About Rehman Baloch. The feared god and king of Lyari. Now politicians stop talking. Shopkeepers lower their voices. And then, someone starts watching her back. And maybe a little too closely. (Contains journalism, terrible decisions, chai, and consequences.) *NOT MEANT TO PROMOTE ANY IDEAS OF TERRORISM OR HATRED*

A promise made between enemies became the fate of their children. Forced into a marriage with the man she blames for her father's death, Ulfat Khan enters the world of Abdul Rehman Baloch-a feared king whose loyalty runs deeper than his reputation. In a world built on blood, betrayal, and power, one promise remains unbroken. Ahd-e-Wafa.

She was already in love with someone else. Then she met Akshaye Khanna.

Collection of oneshots (and drabbles maybe) based on the Indian movies - Dhurandhar (2025) and Dhurandhar: The Revenge (2026)

It was supposed to be a masterpiece. Years ago, a film was in the making....centered around a powerful king who builds a castle on an abandoned land, only to be haunted by a mysterious woman who claims to be his lover from another life. A story of love, fate, and an impossible choice. But the film was never completed. Before the final scene could be shot... the lead actress disappeared without a trace. The project was abandoned. Forgotten. Until now.... A renowned director becomes obsessed with the unfinished film and decides to bring it back to life. A legendary actor steps in as the king.. Akshaye Khanna. And the Heroine? A debutant... It was a Golden opportunity for her. It could CHANGE her life forever.. Everything is recreated perfectly. Almost too perfectly. Because this time... something feels different. Things don't go exactly as planned. Scenes feel a little too real. And some moments... don't feel like acting at all. What was once just a story begins to feel like something more. Something unfinished. And maybe... Something that was never meant to be completed. ~~ ~~ Hiiii... Its me, the Author.. I hope you liked the Description !!! 💗💗.

He hates the law. Despises it. Breaks it for a living. Akshaye Khanna is a man with blood on his hands and power in his silence - a gangster who wears legality like a disguise. To the world, he's untouchable. To the underworld, he's feared. And to himself, he's someone who stopped believing in justice a long time ago. Shambhavi Deshpande believes in it. A corporate professional with a legal backbone and a conscience that refuses to bend, she was never meant to cross his path - and yet, danger doesn't care about intentions. When her life becomes collateral damage in a war she didn't start, the last person who should protect her is the only one who does. He tells himself it's not personal. That her job doesn't concern him. That he's only keeping her alive. But the truth is quieter. Darker. Because somewhere between bruises and bulletproof safe houses, between whispered confessions and unspoken restraint, Akshaye realizes he isn't protecting the law. He's protecting her. And caring has always been the most dangerous crime of all.