Until You Felt Like HOME

Mishka Shinde doesn't believe in settling.

Not for her career.
Not for her independence.
And definitely not for love.

After escaping an arranged marriage ambush for a promotion in Nagpur, she's built a life entirely on her own terms - her career, her books, her food, and standards no real man has ever survived.

Ritwik Deshmukh isn't looking for love either.

A successful architect who'd do anything for his family, he's learned the hard way that attraction doesn't always mean something real - and he's drawn a clean line between work and everything else, with no intention of ever blurring it.

Then he meets Mishka. A fellow architect, far too opinionated, far too independent, yet wears her heart on her sleeve - and somehow exactly the woman he'd never let himself imagine.

They start as strangers. Then friends. And somewhere between shared meals, family festivals, late-night conversations, and quiet moments neither of them thinks twice about, something begins to change.

Ritwik notices first.

Mishka takes longer to understand.

Because falling in love was never part of either of their plans - and the person who becomes your favourite part of every day is also the one you never expected to need.

But sometimes love doesn't arrive dramatically.

Sometimes, it slips quietly into your everyday life -
until one day you realize that the person you never expected has become the place you feel safest.

The person you look for after a long day.

The person you miss when they're gone.

The person who makes an unfamiliar place feel like home.

And maybe home was never a place at all.