Mannat
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Apr 10, 2025
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Mannat verb: wish But do all wishes come true? Life is not easy for everyone. Some heal from trauma earlier than expected, while others take years to move on from things they hadn't expected to happen. That's when they end up wishing for better things to take place in their lives. Heer Mishra has always been unloved and abandoned despite having a family. She wished for peace away from the so-called loved ones, but as always, her father decided to get rid of his burden by marrying her off. As usual, she had no say in the already decided event. Hriday Sehgal has always been calculative, smart, and disciplined on duty but a soft-hearted, kind, and generous person off duty. While he is back in his hometown to visit his mother and enjoy his long break soaking in the warmth of his home, what he didn't know was that he wouldn't be single by the time he returned. An arranged marriage story where both of them are unaware of the future and of each other, but are pushed to be together.
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