Fated In Seoul

'Hard working' is a partially correct term that one would use to describe Zoya Khan. 'Procrastinator' would be yet another.

Life can be confusing and consuming if you're the type of person who leaves everything until the very last second. Yet somehow, it always works out for Zoya.

People refuse to believe it but she works best under pressure. Much like your average brown granny's pressure cooker, the whistles represent the hours ticking by. That final fifth whistle is when Zoya cooks up the best ideas.

Young, brown and unmarried don't really mix well in the Desi community but Zoya is much too focused on building the life she's always dreamed of, to worry about marrying the useless son of the nosy aunty down the street.

New opportunities arise and Zoya finds herself in a new country. Eager to expand her own self-made business yet also manage the firm she's currently working at, Zoya must juggle her career, family and social life.

Like every good Desi story, drama must unfold when a dashing man enters Zoya's life... To be completely honest, the drama actually unfolds once his mother enters but you know how it goes.

Follow Zoya on her not-so-typical brown tale of drama, romance, work and family.