Oposition Stories

Set in West Bengal, The Seventh Broadcast follows former Chief Minister Aryan Rathore and fearless journalist Madhurima Chatterjee as they uncover a decades-old conspiracy hidden beneath Bengal's political and elite society. The mystery begins when a senior journalist dies live on television during Mahalaya week, leaving behind a cryptic message about "the survivors of 1998." Soon, Aryan and Madhurima discover that eight children from India's most powerful families once survived a deadly fire inside an abandoned zamindar mahal - and someone is now hunting them down one by one. As hidden identities, forgotten childhood memories, and buried political secrets begin resurfacing, Aryan learns he was never truly an outsider to Bengal, while Madhurima discovers the father who raised her was not her biological parent. Amid political chaos, betrayal, media wars, and dangerous truths, the survivors slowly reunite and rebuild the childhood stolen from them. At its heart, the story is not only a thriller about power and conspiracy, but also an emotional journey about healing, found family, friendship, love, and finally finding a place to call home.

Harshini was the most loved girl in her class, single, independent and an absolute genius. But when new boy arun, a boy who has the exact same qualities shows up, their worlds go crazy. The shipping, teasing, and random grouping begins. But what do they do when they both fall for eachother, and fall hard? But how can they? They are eachothers academic rivals? But love isn't part of a journey to a successful education is it?