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Abhiraj Sharma and Riya were born into two very different worlds
but their parents had planned their meeting long before they ever knew it.

Abhiraj came from a loving Punjabi family.
His father, Rajinder Sharma, ran a chain of successful sports academies.
His mother, Simran Sharma, was a warm, lively woman who could make anyone feel at home within seconds.
Both were proud Punjabis, both loud in love and soft in heart.

Riya's world was a blend of two cultures.
Her father, Aditya Reddy, a powerful Telugu businessman from Telangana,
and her mother, Harleen Reddy, a brilliant Punjabi scientist from Punjab,
were one of India's richest and most respected couples.
And yet, incredibly down-to-earth.

But the twist?

Simran Sharma and Harleen Reddy had known each other since school.
Same classroom.
Same gossip.
Same dreams.
Same troublemaking duo.

Life took them in different directions,
but they reunited years later at a family wedding
one loud Punjabi celebration where old memories turned into new possibilities.

Somewhere between dancing, teasing, and typical aunties' comments,
Simran nudged Harleen and said,

"Yaar... your daughter is perfect for my Abhiraj."

Harleen laughed, "Perfect? My Riya is too much drama for your quiet boy!"

"Drama is good," Simran winked. "He needs it."

By the end of the night, they had decided
lightheartedly at first,
but with growing excitement
that their kids should at least meet.

Not an arranged marriage.
Not pressure.
Just destiny nudged by mothers who adored their children.

Riya, the dazzling, happy, famous singer
and Abhiraj, the soft-spoken, disciplined cricket star.

Two opposites.
Two different worlds.
One connection planned years before they even exchanged their first hello.

And so begins a story of sparks, culture mix, laughter, chaos,
and a love that even their parents didn't expect would turn out this magical

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