Her Silent Script

To the corporate world, Janvi Garg is a brilliant, untouchable architect. To Raghav, her husband, she is a locked door he can never quite manage to open. Behind closed doors, she lives in a state of chilling, unexplained distance-a strange, guarded quietness that makes her look less like a wife sharing a home, and more like someone constantly bracing for an impact that never comes
Raghav is the exact opposite.
Loud, relentlessly cheerful, and
infuriatingly observant, he refuses to play the part of a distant partner. He doesn't respect her icy boundaries, he laughs at her warnings, and he's entirely incapable of keeping quiet. Worst of all, he's far too good at noticing the subtle fractures in her composure-the way she watches every exit, the way she hides her private life, and the haunting, unreachable look in her eyes.
When a high-stakes project forces them into close-quarters day and night, the line between a quiet marriage of strangers and an undeniable, consuming pull begins to blur. But Raghav is getting too close to a hidden side of his wife-a side she keeps locked away behind a wall of absolute silence.
Some scripts are meant to be kept hidden.
Others take a person who refuses to walk away to finally rewrite them.