Scenario:Taashvi Raghuvanshi: Age: 25 At 25, was a force to be reckoned with.She strode through the law firm like a tempest, her sharp tongue and sharper intellect leaving a trail of awe and fear in her wake. She is a walk-in devil for those who dared to cross her.Her wit was as sharp as the legal briefs she crafted, laced with a sarcasm that often left others in her wake, questioning their capabilities. Taashvi's striking beauty belied the storm within; long raven hair cascaded down her back like a waterfall at midnight, framing a face that could launch a thousand ships-or sink them in seconds. She carried herself with an air of authority, yet those who dared to look closely would see shadows lurking behind her deep-set eyes. Yet, beneath the polished exterior lay a storm of emotions, tightly wrapped and buried deep since the day her mother passed away. Her mother's untimely death left scars that no one but Taashvi could see. She had learned to cloak her vulnerability in a suit of armor, believing that emotions were a weakness, a belief that only intensified her resolve to fight against the wrongs of the world. She saw the world in shades of right and wrong, and anything that strayed into the realm of injustice ignited a fire within her. Her father, Shivraj, a steadfast manager in the tech empire owned by the Rathores, was her anchor.Her older brother, Shivank, a tech wizard, was her confidant.Together, they formed a formidable trio, united by love and tragedy. Yet, Taashvi's heart remained fortified, unwilling to let anyone breach her walls.  Rudraksh Singh Rathore: Age: 28 CEO of the Rathore empire, commanded respect and fear in equal measure.With a presence that was both calming and intimidating, he was a man of few words, and when he spoke, it was with authority. His calm and mature demeanor cloaked a dangerous aura that sent whispers of caution through the ranks of his family and business associates. His dark hair framed a chiseled jaw, and his deep-set eyes held a dangerous allure that could make even the bravest shudder.Despite his ruthless reputation, he was fiercely loyal to his family, a trait that earned him their unwavering respect. Rudraksh had watched Taashvi from a distance for the past eight years.He had first met her when she was still navigating the tumultuous waters of adolescence, her laughter echoing through the halls of their families' gatherings.But the day she lost her mother, he saw the light in her dim, replaced by shadows of anger and resolve.He admired her strength but longed to break through the walls she built around her heart. The Raghuvanshi Family Shivraj Raghuvanshi: At 55, Shivraj Raghuvanshi, Taashvi's father, is the long-time manager of Rudraksh's grandfather's company, a position he earned through unwavering loyalty and shrewd business sense. He and Rudraksh's father are very close friends. His face bears the lines of hard work and quiet strength, a testament to the life he built after the heartbreaking loss of his beloved wife, Tara. His children are his world, and he regards them with doting affection, a quiet pride swelling in his chest at Taashvi's fierce independence and Shivank's steady ambition. Shivank Raghuvanshi: At 28, Shivank Raghuvanshi, Taashvi's elder brother, is a rising star in the tech world. He is Rudraksh's best friend and often serves as a bridge between his sister's fiery disposition and Rudraksh's stoic demeanor. Friendly, approachable, and always ready with a smile, Shivank provides a counterbalance to Taashvi's intensity. Tara Raghuvanshi (deceased): She was a light in the Raghuvanshi family before her death. She died when taashvi was 14 and shivank was 17. Her death led Taashvi to became someone she is not today. _______________●•••●_________________ The Rathore Family: Gayatri and Tanveer Rathore (The Grandparents):  The bedrock of the Rathore family, they command respect and embody tradition. They are the guiding force behind the Rathore empire, their wisdom and experience shaping the future generations. Radhika and Veeraj Rathore (Parents of Rudraksh):  Radhika, a woman of elegant bearing and unwavering grace, exudes warmth and compassion. Veeraj, a man of formidable presence, embodies the Rathore strength and ambition. Together, they are the pillars of the family, their love and support a constant source of strength for their children. Nandini and Yuvraj Rathore (Chacha and Chachi):  Nandini, with her artistic flair and vibrant personality, brings a touch of creativity to the Rathore household. Her warmth and empathy make her a beloved figure within the family. Yuvraj, a shrewd businessman with a keen eye for opportunity, plays a vital role in the Rathore empire. He is a charismatic and ambitious man. His entrepreneurial spirit and sharp business acumen make him a valuable asset to the Rathore Empire. They are devoted parents to Yatharth and Nitya. Geetika and Samarth Agnivanshi (Bua and Fufa):  Geetika, a charismatic socialite, brings an element of glamour and sophistication to family gatherings. Her impeccable taste and social grace make her a popular figure in high society. Her husband, Samarth, a successful Doctor in his own right, is a man of sharp intellect and unwavering determination. His gentle nature and unwavering loyalty make him a cherished member of the family. They are loving parents to Garvit and Shaanvi. Vedansh Rathore (Younger Brother of Rudraksh):  At Twenty-three, Vedansh seeks to forge his own path outside the shadow of his elder brother. He is an aspiring musician, guitarist, pouring his heart and soul into his art. Though he appreciates the Rathore legacy, he yearns to create his own. His infectious enthusiasm and laid-back attitude often diffuse tense situations, and his love for his elder brother knows no bounds. Yatharth Rathore (Cousin of Rudraksh, son of Nandini and Yuvraj):  At twenty-five, the heir apparent to his father Yuvraj’s many business, he is a shrewd and ambitious young man. He embodies many of the qualities of the Rathore’s but also has a unique charm and style. Loves and respect Rudraksh a lot. Nitya Rathore (Cousin of Rudraksh, daughter of Nandini and Yuvraj):  At nineteen, Nitya is the darling of the Rathore family. She is studying business, her goal is to contribute meaningfully to the family empire while also pursuing her passions in design. She is a bright and free-spirited young woman. She brings joy and laughter to the Rathore family. Garvit Agnivanshi (Cousin of Rudraksh, son of Geetika and Samarth):  Garvit is a young man with creative pursuits at twenty-one, he is a dedicated medical student studying medicine, however with a magnetic personality. He is a mischievous and adventurous young man. He is always seeking excitement and new experiences. Shaanvi Agnivanshi (Cousin of Rudraksh, daughter of Geetika and Samarth):  At eighteen, the youngest of Rudraksh’s cousins, Shaanvi is outgoing and opinionated. She is a fashion enthusiast preparing to embark on her higher education. She is bubbly, cheerful, sweet and innocent young woman. Rudraksh grandmother want to make taashvi wife of rudraksh. Initially she agreed to marry for her family as there father's are friends and her Father first time asked her something. Initially she didn't like rudraksh as they had never really tried to converse with each other. The story should be started after the engagement of her brother with raashi . The marriage, it wasn't just rebellion stirring within her-it was fear masked as bravado because every decision held consequences beyond mere romantic entanglements; they threatened what little autonomy she clung onto fiercely after losing so much already. Meanwhile, across town at Rathore Estate adorned with grandeur befitting kings past lived Rudraksh-his mind racing through thoughts tangled between obligations expected from family traditions versus desires buried deep beneath layers hardened over years spent watching silently as others played out lives filled with passion while he remained confined behind glass walls erected around himself out of necessity rather than choice until now... The air in Taashvi Raghuvanshi’s law firm was thick with tension as she strode into the conference room, her heels clicking sharply against the polished marble floor. The room was stark and modern, with glass walls that offered a view of the bustling city below. It was a fitting backdrop for a woman who had built her reputation on fearlessness and ferocity. At 25, Taashvi was a force to be reckoned with—a renowned international lawyer known for her ruthless approach to justice. Her colleagues admired her brilliance but often felt the chill of her disdain when they failed to meet her high standards. Taashvi was not one to tolerate mediocrity, and her expectations were as high as the stakes she played for. In her world, there was no room for error, and she made sure everyone around her understood that. Her office was a reflection of her personality—sleek, modern, and meticulously organized, with bookshelves lined with legal tomes and case files that told stories of her victories and defeats. The walls were adorned with accolades and awards, each a testament to her relentless drive and unyielding spirit. Yet, amidst the accolades, there was a sense of isolation; the very success that defined her also distanced her from those who could not keep up with her pace. Today, she was facing a group of corporate executives who had come to her office, their faces pale and anxious. They were representatives of a conglomerate embroiled in a scandal that had left a trail of destruction in its wake. “Let’s cut to the chase,” Taashvi said, her voice sharp and commanding as she took her place at the head of the table. “You’re here because your company is on the verge of collapse due to your reckless actions. I want to know how you plan to fix this.” The lead representative, a balding man with a nervous twitch, cleared his throat. “Ms. Raghuvanshi, we assure you that we are taking this matter seriously. We are conducting an internal review—” “An internal review?” Taashvi interrupted, her tone dripping with sarcasm. “Oh, how original! Because nothing says ‘we care’ like a good old-fashioned internal review. Let me guess, you’ll all sit around a table, sip coffee, and pretend this will just blow over?” The men shifted uncomfortably in their seats, the bravado they had entered with quickly evaporating under her fierce gaze. Taashvi leaned forward, her voice dropping to a low, menacing growl. “Let me make this perfectly clear: I will not allow you to sweep this under the rug. You have two choices. You can either come clean and cooperate fully with the authorities, or I will unleash a storm that will obliterate your careers. I will make it my mission to ensure that every single one of you is held accountable for your actions.” The room fell silent, the weight of her words hanging heavily in the air. Taashvi’s reputation as the “Devil’s Advocate” was well-known, and she thrived on the thrill of the fight. She had built her career on dismantling the defenses of those who thought they were untouchable. “Ms. Raghuvanshi, we understand your position,” the representative stammered, his confidence shattered. “We’re willing to discuss a settlement—” “Settlement?” Taashvi scoffed, her voice rising with mock disbelief. “You think you can buy your way out of this? How quaint! This isn’t a game of Monopoly, gentlemen. You can’t just pass ‘Go’ and collect $200. This is about justice for those you’ve wronged, and I won’t let you manipulate the narrative.” The lead representative shifted in his seat, desperation creeping into his voice. “But we have a reputation to uphold! A scandal like this could ruin us!” “Exactly,” Taashvi shot back, her eyes glinting with amusement. “And that’s precisely why you need to act. You think I care about your precious reputation? I care about the lives you’ve destroyed. You’ve played with people’s futures, and now it’s time to face the music. Or do you need me to arrange a concert for you?” Another executive, a younger man with a cocky demeanor, attempted to regain control of the conversation. “Look, we can work together. We have resources, connections. We can make this go away quietly.” Taashvi leaned back, crossing her arms, a smirk playing on her lips. “Oh, how charming! You think I’m interested in your resources? I’m not here to negotiate a quiet exit for you. I’m here to ensure that the truth comes out. You want to make this go away? Then start by being honest. Otherwise, I’ll make sure the world knows exactly what you’ve done. And trust me, I have a flair for the dramatic.” The men exchanged nervous glances, realizing they were in over their heads. The lead representative cleared his throat again, trying to regain some semblance of authority. “We can assure you that we’re committed to resolving this—” “Committed?” Taashvi interrupted, her voice dripping with sarcasm. “How touching! But let’s be real. Your ‘commitment’ is about as genuine as a three-dollar bill. You’ve had your chance to do the right thing, and look where that’s gotten you. Now, you’re in my territory, and I don’t play nice.” She leaned in closer, her voice dropping to a whisper that was both chilling and captivating. “You have 48 hours to provide me with a comprehensive plan of action. If I don’t see genuine effort on your part, I will take this to the media, and I will ensure that the world knows exactly what you’ve done. I will make sure your names are synonymous with disgrace.” As she turned to leave, the men scrambled to regain their composure, realizing they were dealing with someone who would not back down. Taashvi walked out of the conference room, her heart racing with adrenaline. She thrived on the thrill of the fight, the knowledge that she was making a difference in a world filled with corruption. (Taashvi's POV) Start from here with taashvi's pov, after her office scene. Show her returing scene from office to home, some warm hearted conversation with her papa and bhaiyu , teasing and bickering between taashvi and shivank. And the prepration of shivank's engagement. Show some scene of rudraksh too with family or at office And during her brother's engagement rudraksh's grandmother asked for taashvi's hand for rudraksh. Taashvi doesn't know anything about it show the conversation about taashvi's and rudraksh marriage proposal between rudraksh's family and taashvi' family. Show the preparation for engagement of her brother and his fiancé. Taashvi and rudraksh doesn't communicate much taashvi considers him as arrogant person because of his calm and less speaking personality. Also show their clash, she is fire, he is ice