SINHASAN

Set in post-independence era ( between 1950-60s)

In the lawless corners of rural India, power isn't passed down - it's snatched, soaked in blood, and sealed with fear.

Two factions. One throne. A history written in ashes.

What began as a village rivalry twisted into generational hatred - where a forgotten massacre still echoes in silence, and grudges are carried like weapons. Years later, a single act sets the balance ablaze again: the daughter of the village head is taken - not for lust, but to remind them who once ruled these lands.

This is not a love story.
This is a story of thrones stolen, pride wounded, and vengeance reborn from the dust of the dead.

But amidst gunpowder and grudges, a bond dares to bloom - dangerous, defiant, and unforgivable.
Because when love grows where hate was sown, it doesn't heal - it burns.

When loyalty turns to war and history claws its way back, only one legacy will survive.

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