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Do Anjaane
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 6m
  • Reads 46
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 2
  • Time 6m
Ongoing, First published Feb 16
This is a short story of how two people fall in love after their arranged marriage.

Dhruv Kamath - A 26 year old serious Engineer who lives happily with his parents in Bengaluru. He was satisfied with his life a sister to annoy, proud parents, a bestfriend to do all the shenanigans. Yet he wanted a partner to share everything, to grow old together in life

Dhvani Shenoy - A 25 year old happy-go-lucky teacher who is living in Bengaluru with her parents and her annoying elder brother. She also wants someone to love and spend the rest of life her with.
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