Bound to the Boss

Bound to the Boss

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Vanya Kapoor is a hardworking single mother trying to balance her demanding job and raising her son alone. At the same time, powerful CEO Adhiraj Singhania is living a quiet life as a single father, devoted to his daughter and his growing business empire. When family pressure pushes them toward an unexpected arranged marriage, neither of them realizes one shocking truth-Vanya works in Adhiraj's company. What begins as a practical decision for their children slowly turns into a journey of trust, healing, and love. But when the truth about their professional relationship comes to light, their carefully balanced lives begin to change in ways neither of them expected.
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"Love doesn't always come approved by your parents - sometimes, it comes with twin babies and an Italian last name." "Her Foreign Lover" Rhea Mehta, a 24-year-old Accounts teacher from Ahmedabad, is just trying to avoid rishta season in her orthodox Gujarati household. With her parents on a mission to marry her off to the next gold-chain-wearing MBA boy, love is the last thing on her mind. That is, until the loud, chaotic, and very much off-limits DeLuca family moves in next door. Arjun DeLuca - 35, half-Italian, half-Indian, single dad of adorably unhinged one-year-old twin boys - is everything her parents would never approve of: older, divorced, tattooed, and worst of all, not "pure Gujarati." When Rhea agrees to tutor his teenage brother for 11th-grade accounts, she doesn't expect to be drawn into their messy, hilarious world. Or to fall for the grumpy, espresso-obsessed man next door who somehow makes her feel more seen than anyone ever has. But in a society where love comes second to tradition, and neighbors come with judgmental aunties attached, can Rhea choose her heart without losing her family?

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