Duasiddiqui Stories

The wedding day was supposed to be Swara's new beginning. A day of rituals. A day of love. A day where she would finally become a Maheshwari bahu. But in the Maheshwari mansion... weddings are never just weddings. They are battlegrounds. And Ragini Gadodia is not ready to lose. As the ceremonies begin, one final trap is set. Swara vanishes. The river takes her away. And by morning, the world believes only one story: Swara Bose ran away from her wedding. Her name is ruined. Her dignity destroyed. Laksh's heart turns to stone. And Ragini steps forward as the "perfect bride" once again. But the heir has changed. Sanskaar Maheshwari is no longer the man of revenge. He is the man of redemption. His truth comes out. His sins are confessed. Yet no one believes him... except three souls who still see the light in him: Dua. Subhan. Sharmishtha. Sanskaar finds Swara alive-broken, injured, fighting for her truth. He brings her back... but it is too late. Laksh has already made his choice. He will marry Ragini. Swara screams. She begs. She tells the truth. But the world refuses to listen. And then... Sanskaar Maheshwari makes a decision that will shake every ritual, every rule, every heart in the mansion: He holds Swara's shattered dignity in his hands... and proposes. Not out of love. Out of justice. Out of redemption. Out of promise. "I will return your respect." "I will bring Ragini's truth out." "And I will not let this house destroy another innocent woman." Because this time... the heir will not become the monster. This time... the heir will become her shield. Redemption has begun. And Ragini's empire of lies is about to burn.

Love was once the greatest rebellion in the Maheshwari mansion. It was love that made Laxman defy his family. Love that made Dua survive cruelty. Love that should have been Sanskaar's salvation. But love... also became the reason everything was destroyed. Now, the missing heir has returned. Sanskaar Maheshwari is alive. But he did not come back for peace. He came back with fire in his veins... and revenge in his heart. Behind the mask of madness lies a man shattered by tragedy- a man whose love, Kavitha, was taken from him before she could become his wife. And now Sanskaar has only one purpose: To make the Maheshwaris suffer the way he suffered. With Ragini Gadodia as his secret ally, Sanskaar begins a dangerous game. A game where Swara and Laksh will be pushed together... only to be torn apart forever. A game where Swara's name will be ruined, her image shattered, her truth turned into scandal. A game where Durga Prasad Maheshwari's pride will be attacked through the one thing he worships most- his business. his legacy. his control. But standing in their way is the only force stronger than revenge: A mother's love. Dua Siddiqui Maheshwari and Subhan Maheshwari know the truth. They know Sanskaar is not mad. They know darkness is consuming him. And they will fight with everything they have to stop him... Before the heir becomes the very monster this house created. Because in the Maheshwari mansion... love is no longer a blessing. Revenge has inherited the throne. And this war will decide- Will Sanskaar be redeemed... or will the heir destroy everyone, including himself?

The Maheshwari mansion begins to breathe again. Years after forbidden love, tragedy, and loss shattered the family, life slowly returns to its familiar rhythm. Durga Prasad Maheshwari once again takes control of the household, determined to restore tradition and honor. This time, his focus is clear: Finding the perfect bride for Laksh Maheshwari. As wedding preparations begin and the story follows the events of the Swaragini world, the mansion fills with rituals, alliances, and hidden tensions. The younger generation laughs, families negotiate, and the Maheshwaris pretend the past is buried. But Dua Siddiqui Maheshwari cannot forget. Because for her, the mansion has never been the same since Sanskaar disappeared. Subhan remains her only strength, her only family. And somewhere beyond these walls... a truth is waiting to return. Through a series of unfolding episodes, love stories blossom, conflicts rise, and Durga Prasad tightens his grip on the family once more-unaware that destiny is preparing its cruelest twist. Then, one night... everything changes. A madman enters the baadi. Wild. Broken. Muttering a single word: "Ammi..." The Maheshwari mansion freezes. Because the heir they presumed dead... has come back. And his return will not bring peace. It will bring a storm.

Laxman Prasad Maheshwari's death leaves the Maheshwari mansion hollow... and Dua Siddiqui Maheshwari shattered. But in the ruins of forbidden love, Govind Prasad Maheshwari is forced to face the truth he spent a lifetime denying. The daughter-in-law he once called a mistake... becomes the only living piece of his son. Consumed by guilt, Govind seeks forgiveness from Dua, embracing her not as an outsider, but as the daughter he never had. And as Dua carries Laxman's legacy within her womb, Govind makes a vow: She will never be alone again. In his final days, he bonds with Dua and her children, finding redemption in the family he almost destroyed. Before death claims him, Govind forces Durga Prasad to promise- that the doors of the Maheshwari mansion will never close for Dua and Laxman's children... no matter what the future holds. Because repentance may bring peace... but resentment still waits in silence.

Sanskaar and Subhan Maheshwari were born from a love the world refused to accept. Their father, Laxman Prasad Maheshwari, defied tradition for Dua Siddiqui... and paid for it with his life. Raised in the same mansion that once became the graveyard of forbidden love, the twins grow up surrounded by silence, secrets, and a family that never truly healed. Govind Prasad's repentance brought peace... but his death left behind something darker. Durga Prasad Maheshwari still watches. Still controls. Still resents. Now, as Sanskaar and Subhan step into adulthood, they begin to uncover the truth of their father's rebellion-and the injustice their mother endured. And when love enters their lives... history threatens to repeat itself. Because the Maheshwari mansion does not forgive easily. And the heirs of forbidden love were never meant to live quietly. Some legacies are inherited through wealth... But theirs was inherited through heartbreak.

What if Maheshwaris had three brothers instead of two? What if youngest Maheshwari was Laxman Prasad Maheshwari who married an orphan Dua Siddiqui, a Muslim woman by birth? How would that change the story?