Description
Janvi and Adithya, both belonging to South Indian families, find themselves forcefully married at a young age due to complicated circumstances. Without their consent and unknown to their families, they part ways after escaping from that situation. Adithya believes this marriage means nothing to him, while Janvi, who has been in love with him for five years, is left feeling numb and unsure of her emotions. Two years later, fate brings them face to face again at Adithya's sister's wedding. Janvi is staying at Adithya's home for a few days, even though he is already engaged to his cousin Meera. Janvi tries to keep her distance, but their families keep reminiscing about their childhood memories, where Janvi always sought Adithya's attention and he always indulged her. As time goes on, Janvi's distance and ignorance start affecting Adithya. He begins to feel possessive and jealous, wanting to protect her. He starts to believe that he is the only one who has the right to be close to Janvi. However, he's still unaware of his true feelings, his love for Janvi. His possessiveness starts to overpower him, creating a complex web of emotions. In this scenario, Adithya's protective nature and possessiveness towards Janvi intensify, driven by his deep but unrecognized love for her.
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