With you ❤️❤️

In rural India during the 1960s, Rajendra Singh Thakur, the noble and influential Sarpanch of ten villages, shocks his family and community when he marries Madhushree, a 16-year-old orphaned girl of a lower caste, raised by a bitter bua who treated her like a servant.

Though Rajendra marries her out of deep, genuine love-defying centuries of caste pride and village traditions-his decision ignites fury. His parents, especially his mother, feel insulted and humiliated by Madhushree's presence in their aristocratic haveli. Behind closed doors, they torment her-humiliations, coldness, and silent punishments-without laying a hand on her. Madhushree is expected to serve, stay silent, and never speak back.

Despite the pain, Madhushree endures with quiet grace. Rajendra, torn between his love for his wife and loyalty to his parents, begins to notice the toll it's taking on her. But society's watchful eyes and his mother's manipulation keep him conflicted. Yet, Madhushree never complains. Her strength lies in her silence, her dignity, and her growing bond with Rajendra, who slowly begins to break away from his family's hold.

Their love becomes a battle-not against each other, but against tradition, pride, and generational cruelty. In a world that demanded obedience, Madhushree chose quiet resistance. And in that, Rajendra finally finds the courage to choose her-completely, without hesitation.

Together, they plant the first seeds of change in a land where love was never meant to cross caste lines.