Arnav and Khushi are as different as chalk and cheese. While Arnav is rich and arrogant, Khushi is bubbly and well-mannered. In their first meeting, their worlds clash into a war of words. But soon enough, their intense hatred for each other turns into a blissful love.

A motherless little girl, Ruhi unites her hapless, divorced father and her kind hearted, beautiful neighbor in marriage. Rank strangers at the time of marriage, Raman and Ishita discover love for each other through their love for their daughter, Ruhi.

Durga, when cheated at the hands of love, changes her identity and comes back to rewrite her own destiny. She rights the wrongs meted out to her and her family and finally attains justice.

Destiny brings free-spirited Astha and chauvinistic Shlok together. Soon Astha learns that all is not as rosy as it seems in Shlok’s perfect family.

Who is a soulmate? She, who willingly forgets all her dreams and aspirations and takes on her husband’s aspirations as her own or he who fights all odds, including his family to stand by his wife and ensure that she fulfills her dream….?

The televised version of the Great Indian Epic – The Mahabharata is seemingly the story of warring cousins – The Pandavas and the Kauravas. But the epic also employs the story within a story structure that serve as metaphors for topics as diverse as the purpose of life to moral conduct in society….