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HRIDAYA SINGH RAJPUT

Age: 24

Status: Heir to the Singh Rajput legacy

Hridya Singh Rajput was the kind of man people learned not to cross.

Born into one of the most powerful and wealthy families in the country, Hridya had never known what it meant to struggle for money, respect, or power. Everything had been handed to him—but he had no intention of taking any of it for granted.

Cold. Ruthless. Disciplined.

He didn't believe in second chances, unnecessary emotions, or trusting people blindly. To him, the world was simple—respect was earned, loyalty was everything, and betrayal had consequences.

His family was the only thing he truly cared about. Their name. Their reputation. Their empire. Their legacy.

Everything else was secondary.

His days revolved around business meetings, family responsibilities, the gym, and maintaining the power his family had built over generations. He didn't chase women. He didn't believe in love. And he certainly didn't have time for anything that could make him vulnerable.

Hridya Singh Rajput had built walls around himself so high that no one had ever managed to cross them.

Until her.  

RADHA

18 | The Girl from Vrindavan

She had nothing—but somehow, she carried a world within her.

Radha is an eighteen-year-old college fresher pursuing her BA, living a simple life in Vrindavan with her grandmother. With her grandfather's pension as their only security, she tutors neighbourhood children to earn a little extra and help keep their small world running.

Innocent, soft-hearted, and untouched by the darkness of the world, Radha has never dreamed of power, wealth, or luxury. She only knows love, faith, and the beauty of little things.

But there is one thing that belongs entirely to her—dance.

Kathak is her escape. Whenever she feels stressed, hurt, emotional, or simply overwhelmed, she dances. When words fail her, her feet speak. Every spin, every ghungroo, every movement becomes a way of letting her emotions breathe.

She doesn't know that fate is about to place her in the path of the one man she should have stayed far away from.

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