Maj. Haider Ali Hamdani: An honest and courageous military man. A gruff yet affectionate father. In his eyes, he's the one to blame for his daughter's trials. Hala Ali Hamdani: A makeshift mother. Grew up too fast, too soon. Hafsa Ali Hamdani: Hope. Hashim Ali Hamdani: Achiever. Book enthusiast. Hasham Ali Hamdani: All that's left of what's been stolen. Rooh Afza addict. This book is a hefty collection of events occurring in the Hamdanis' lives. The story is set back in the 1980s, in old Pakistan. (For foreign readers, the narration/description is written in English while the dialogues are in Roman Urdu. However, English subtitles are provided.) Ps The story and the characters present in this book belong solely to me, except for the photos used now and then. I've most likely taken most of them from Pinterest unless I say otherwise. Do not copy or translate my work.

Sanskriti steps foot in Mumbai after a decade. The city reminds her of her past, a time marked by rebellion, fights, manipulation, anguish, tears and the final liberation. Sanskriti believes that she has moved on, moved on from them and everything they did to her. Her stay in the city shatters those beliefs. Suddenly, she feels eighteen again, the resentment at her hero for letting her down being the strongest of all the emotions. Advik Chauhan was her elder brother, her idol, her confidante, her guide, her protector, her everything until one day he wasn't. This trip makes her question herself. Has she truly broken free from the clutches of her past? Moreover, is she ready to face her brother again?

This is a story about three brothers. The eldest is mourning the loss of his long‑lost brother while also shouldering the responsibility of his adopted brother. Little does he know, the brother he's caring for is the very reason he finds joy in life, the missing piece that makes his world complete. He's been guarding his heart, afraid to get too close, fearing he'll lose him like he did his real brother. But what happens when he finally discovers that his heart feels just as warm and bright for his adopted brother as it did for his own blood? What happens when the long‑lost brother returns? Will the three brothers be able to live a happy life together, or will they fall apart?

Mahir is a self-made man, emotionally toughened by life, but with a soft heart for his family. Aditya and Sidhant two young, bratty brothers growing up in India with their ailing grandmother have never known what it means to be truly loved by their mother. Shikha, their ambitious single mom, lives abroad, too busy building a career to look back at the emotional ruins her children are growing up in. Zindagi wahi chal rahi thi emotional distance, undisciplined boys, aur ek thaki hui nani until one day, Mahir entered their life's. The arrival of a brother they barely know might just change everything. But can three drastically different brothers become a family ?? This will be a multi-couple story. That will involve brotherhood, bromance between brothers and romance between the couples.

Rajveer: "you both are just my responsibility nothing else." Reeyansh: " maybe I can't accept them." Siya: "mere sirf do bhai hai aur koi nahi." *********** Piyu: " I know they hate us. but they are our family. we can't hate them. Arush: "you all are my favourite."