Opposites attract, yeah, we get it. But what about people with similar minds but different morals and priorities?
With conflicting beliefs and contrasting perspectives, wasn't it just impossible for them to have a home in this street, called 'love'...
Honestly speaking, you aren't my whole world. I know people in love say otherwise. But world's a trashy place. You are my heaven, kind of a peaceful idyll, and you always will be.
| S Y N O P S I S |
Manasvi Mehta never thought that she can have a enemy in her school, but she is forced to change her mind when a boy enters her life. Full of arrogance and confident, he challenges her in a way no one has dared. Naturally, the vindictiveness starts developing in both of them.
But despite the bitterness between them, on an amazingly amazing day, he asks her out, and she couldn't help but say 'Yes', because dating the popular guy of the school, did have its privileges. And of course the competition between them, would maybe end.
Bound to be the power couple around, they helplessly start liking each other, and when that little seed of 'likeness' changes into love, no one knows.
But in this happy ongoing time, there's a mishap. And unfortunately, this mishap results in a separation full of pain and misery.
But meeting after years wasn't unexpected, at least not for him.
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"The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it."
Manasvi Mehta.
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"I do it because I can, I can because I want to, I want to because you said I couldn't."
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