Saptapadi in Reverse

Saptapadi in Reverse

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Coming Out and Self-Acceptance
Romance
Two strangers. One traditional vow. A marriage starting from the very end. Neil, a gentle, introverted landscape architect, never expected his traditional Indian family to organize an arranged marriage with another man. Worse? His new husband is Kabir Malhotra-a fiercely loyal, charismatic car designer who has identified as straight his entire life. Bound by family duty, Kabir enters the marriage viewing it as an honorable treaty, determined to be a protective partner. But as freezing Himalayan nights, chaotic family festivals, and forced domestic life strip away their boundaries, the lines between duty and desire begin to blur. Can an arranged start evolve into an earned romance?
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