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She said no.But fate-and he-refused to listen. Aadhya Sharma wanted freedom. Freedom from expectations, from traditions, from a marriage she never asked for. But one decision - made without her consent - ties her fate to a man she barely knows. Rivan Malhotra is calm. Too calm. With eyes that see everything, and a silence that speaks louder than words. He's not cruel. He's not arrogant. But something about him is... dangerous. "You don't have to love me," he says, "You just have to stay mine." Now bound by vows she never agreed to, Aadhya must navigate a life where every stolen glance burns, every silence screams, and the one man who should've been her stranger... becomes her shadow. No love triangle. No escape. Just two hearts - colliding in slow-burn chaos, obsession, and something terrifyingly close to love. --- 🌶️ What to expect: 💍 Forced marriage 🖤 Obsession in disguise 👀 Hidden layers, secret pasts 😂 Humor, drama, friendship & family 💘 A green flag male lead... with red flag intensity --- If you like Indian-style romance with slow burn and stormy chemistry - this is your next obsession. Add to library now. You won't regret it.

In the dusty lanes of a small UP town, where gossip travels faster than rickshaws and shaadi season never ends, two sworn enemies are forced to work side-by-side-again. Kavya Sharma, a witty librarian with a secret double life as a spicy romance author, wants nothing to do with loud music, flashy weddings, or Raghav Singh-the town's most dramatic and Instagram-obsessed wedding planner. Unfortunately, fate (and her cousin's wedding) have other plans. From dance-off disasters to playlist wars, Kavya and Raghav are constantly butting heads... until sparks of a very different kind start to fly. But when Raghav finds out Kavya is the mysterious "Gulabo Rani" whose writing he's been falling for online, the real drama begins. Packed with laughter, chaos, chai, and charm, Shaadi Ke Side Effects is a feel-good rom-com about unexpected love, second chances, and finding magic in the most familiar places. For fans of: Band Baaja Baaraat, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, and everything with too much marigold.