RAABATA

"Two broken hearts. One unwanted marriage. A love that was never meant to be... yet refuses to be denied."

Dhruv Nigam had already loved once-with all his heart, all his soul, until fate cruelly took it away. Now, his world revolves around his six-months-old daughter, Ishi. His love, his responsibility, his everything. When his mother forces him into another marriage, he doesn't fight-because what's the point? His heart is no longer his to give.

Meher Rajput never dreamed of marriage, but saying 'no' was never an option. Forced into a home where love is a memory, not a promise, she finds herself navigating silence, distance, and a little girl who refuses to acknowledge her. She isn't a mother. She doesn't know how to be. But in the quiet moments, in the spaces between grief and healing, she starts to realize-maybe love isn't always loud.

Maybe, sometimes, love is found in unspoken words, stolen glances, and the slow unraveling of walls built too high.

But can a man who refuses to love again ever let someone in?
And can a woman who has never known love learn to stay, even when it hurts?

A story of healing, longing, and the slowest, deepest love-because some souls are meant to meet, no matter how long it takes.