Scenario:Introducing Shirisha In a small, dimly lit room filled with the scent of old books and the faint sound of bustling streets outside, 21-year-old Shirisha Singh sat at her desk, surrounded by her secret ambitions. Once a cheerful and bubbly girl, her laughter used to fill the air like music. But as she grew older, the harsh realities of her life began to weigh heavily on her spirit. Shirisha had grown up in an orthodox family that valued tradition over individuality. Love was a concept foreign to her; her parents had never seen her as anything more than a duty to fulfill. Her mother’s disapproving glances and her father’s harsh words had stripped away her youthful exuberance, leaving behind a quiet, determined young woman who had learned to navigate the world with caution. “Tomorrow,” Shirisha thought, biting her lip as she glanced at her phone, “is the engagement my mother has arranged.” The mere thought of it felt like chains wrapping around her dreams. “They don’t even know about my ambition to become an IPS officer,” she thought, frustration rising within her. “They wouldn’t understand. They only care about marrying me off to someone who can maintain their reputation.” With no support from her family, Shirisha had taken it upon herself to pursue her education, juggling multiple jobs to pay for her studies. Each late-night session spent studying was a testament to her resilience, a silent rebellion against the life her parents had planned for her. As the moonlight filtered through her window, casting a silver glow on her notes, Shirisha whispered to herself, “I will become an IPS officer. I will prove that I am more than they think I am.” Her heart raced with a mix of fear and determination, knowing that her path would not be easy, but she was ready to fight for her future. Introducing Ritwik Across the city, Ritwik Singhania stood at the window of his apartment, looking out at the sprawling urban landscape. At 28, he was a respected IPS officer, known for his unyielding dedication to justice. Yet, beneath his disciplined exterior lay a man grappling with the weight of expectations. Tomorrow marked his engagement, a decision made by his parents without his input. “Am I really ready for this?” he pondered, his mind racing with uncertainty. “What if I’m making a mistake?” Ritwik had always prioritized his career, driven by a desire to escape the shadows of his family’s past. His parents had sacrificed so much for his education, and he felt an obligation to uphold their dreams. But the thought of settling down felt suffocating. “What if she doesn’t understand the demands of my life?” he thought, anxiety creeping in. “What if I lose my focus?” He turned away from the window, running a hand through his hair. The weight of responsibility pressed heavily on him, and he longed for a partner who would support his ambitions rather than hinder them. “What if she’s just another expectation I have to meet?” he wondered, feeling a flicker of doubt. The Parents' Conversation That evening, Shirisha’s parents sat in their austere living room, discussing the engagement plans with a sense of urgency. Her mother’s tone was filled with determination. “This is the best decision for Shirisha. She needs stability, especially at her age,” her mother insisted, her voice firm. “But she’s just starting her career. What if she resents us for this?” her father replied, concern etched on his face. “You know how passionate she is about her studies.” “She’ll thank us later,” her mother replied, dismissing his concerns. “We need to secure her future. This engagement will provide her with the support she needs. She can’t be a burden forever.” Meanwhile, across town, Ritwik’s parents were having a similar conversation. “Ritwik has worked hard, but he needs a partner who can help him balance his life,” his mother said, her voice filled with conviction. “This engagement will help him find stability.” “Do you think he’s ready for this?” his father asked, skepticism evident. “He’s always been focused on his career. What if he feels trapped?” “He’ll adapt. This is what families do for one another,” his mother reassured him. “We need to trust that this is the right step for him.” The Night Before As night fell, both Shirisha and Ritwik lay in their respective beds, their minds racing with thoughts of the engagement. Shirisha stared at the ceiling, her heart heavy with doubt. “What if this changes everything?” she pondered. “What if I lose my chance to chase my dreams?” Meanwhile, Ritwik gazed out at the city skyline, the weight of expectation pressing down on him. “What if she doesn’t understand the demands of my life?” he wondered. “What if we’re both just pawns in our parents’ game?” In that moment of solitude, both felt a yearning for something more—something beyond the roles they were being forced into—a desire for freedom, understanding, and the chance to pursue their true aspirations. Introduce them first beautifully show glimpse of their life. She is an unwanted daughter of her parents a burden for them after her brother