Born Of Sin
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"She wasn't born into the Shekhawat family. She was born from its biggest secret."
Nivisha is a 16 years old teenager. She lives with her mom in a brothel and her mom is a sex worker. But her mom doesn't want her to become, what she's, and to save her from the eyes of "amma" (the owner of brothel) she decides to send Nivisha to her father. Nivisha doesn't know about her father or her blood related family.
On the other hand, ARJUN SHEKHAWAT is a well - known businessman. He lives with his large family in SHEKHAWAT palace along with hiding the biggest truth or sin of his life. He's the father of 3 sons.
What will happen when the 8 Shekhawat & Rathore brothers will know about Nivisha. Will they accept her? Or she'll go through the worse phase of her life?
THERE WILL BE A MALE LEAD REVEAL, GUYS.
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