"My attachment towards her is not Love, its my Devotion."
A tale where a brother and sister who were pulled back in late Dwapar yug for being partially divine. There they meet all the characters from the Pancham Ved Mahabharat.
Will some destinies...
Dusshala's eyes were fixed on the gates as she waited her groom to come. And when he came he took her breath away not because of his looks but because she saw someone behind him.
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Devesh came inside, he bowed and greeted the elders, Dusshala wondered if no one is seeing what she is able to.
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It felt like Narayan himself stood behind Devesh to spectate their wedding. Was there a connection between them ? She was determined to find out.
Gandhari came forward and welcomed Devesh. She smiled putting the Tilak on his soon to be son-in-law's forehead.
"Welcome Jamai-raja, come." Gandhari said. Devesh walked in front Dusshala.
Dusshala and Devesh stood in front of each other in the wedding podium. It was at this moment when Devesh realized how beautiful Dusshala was.
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While Devesh admired his soon to be wife, Dusshala was blushing too much to look up at him. She wasn't able to believe the fact that she is actually marrying the man she needed.
"Firstly the bride will put the Varmala on the groom's neck." The Pandit said.
Dusshala picked up the varmala and then looked at Devesh, who was already smiling at her. She smiles as she puts the Varmala around his neck.
