Even If It's Too Late

Arshiya never planned to pick up a badminton racket again.

But a flyer handed to her on the first day of high school draws her into a badminton club-and into the orbit of an unconventional coach whose methods are as frustrating as they are effective.

On the other hand, Shaan doesn't believe talent alone wins matches. He believes in breaking bad habits, rebuilding people from the ground up, and pushing others to become stronger than they themselves ever thought possible.

As Arshiya struggles to keep up with his relentless training, she slowly uncovers the person hidden beneath his calm smile.

What begins as a story about badminton gradually becomes something much deeper: a story about family, grief, forgiveness, and the people who quietly change our lives without ever asking for anything in return...before leaving just as quietly.

Sometimes the hardest match isn't the one played on court.

Sometimes it's finding the courage to face the people you love before it's too late.

(Don't pay too much attention to the synopsis)