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All is fair in love and war.

But what happens when you are forced to choose between love and war?

Meet Aryan Sharma, a kindred spirit, who believes in voice for a cause, stands up to political bullies, and fights against illegal criminals. He has devoted his life to making sure all the good things mother Earth provides us with are shared equally with its children. If anyone tries to destroy this balance for their selfish needs, then he would be the first one to stand in their way.

If there is one thing that Aryan hates, it is rich men who think they could bend the laws to their will. He hates those with a burning passion who stamp over the working class naive and innocent people, just to fill their already overflowing money-stuffed pockets. Sadly he thinks every rich guy is the same.

Born with a golden spoon and brought up in an environment where poverty, corruption, and the struggle for a decent living are alienated terms, Siddharth Krishnan, the young heir of an industrial empire flourishing with fortune, bumps into someone who hates him with a prejudiced perception.

Siddharth doesn't understand the anger boiling in Aryan nor could he relate to the cause that he has devoted his life. It all seems too dramatic and unrealistic to him. To be exact, he thinks that Aryan and his friends are just barking dogs without a reason and would never be taken seriously.

Siddharth should hate the guy who looks down on him like dirt and insults him every chance he gets for his ignorance. Well, he doesn't.

Siddharth becomes even more confused when he finds himself longing for the company of his nemesis, no matter how much the other guy ignores his existence.

Brain clouded by confusing emotions, Siddharth does something that he knows very well that Aryan would never forgive.

Well, all is fair in love and war, right? Or does that come with a 'T&C apply' note?