She looks at the royal heirloom he gifts her on her first rasoi and says;
"iss sab ki kya zarurat hukum? hum toh bas ek vikalp hain."
He looks at her substitute bride immersing himself into her doe eyes,
"Biwi hain aap humari, apne aap ko vikalp keh...
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Mahi, pursuing business management, wishes to become an entreprenuer one day. She's always been the sweet, lively and carefree girl around her family. She's truly the life, or "raunak" as her daadaji says, of the house.
Short in stature, with a beautiful dusky skintone and waistlength dark hair, she has soft features like that of a child, but, a few minutes into a conversation with her, she proves to be extremely sensible and mature.
Vikrant Singh Rathore, 27
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The crown prince of Jodhpur, Hukum, as everyone calls him. He is the pride of his dada ji, and a role model for his siblings. Everyone looks up to him, and the citizens of Jodhpur have deep respect for him.
He has a dominating and intimidating aura, but the dignity he has earned for himself, is truly out of admiration for the person he is.
A man of few words, who keeps his family, the people of Jodhpur and Rathore industries, above everyone else.
OTHER CHARACTERS:
ANAND FAMILY
Prem Anand - Mahi's Dadaji Kaamini Anand- Mahi's Dadiji Kush Anand- Mahi's dad Priya Anand- Mahi's Mom Aashi Anand- Mahi's elder sister Brijesh Anand & Shubhra Anand- Mahi's chacha ji and Chachi ji Vijay and Veer Anand- Mahi's cousins.
RATHORE FAMILY:
VIKRAMJEET RATHORE- Vikrant's Dadaji SUHASINI RATHORE- Vikrant's Dadiji AKHILESH AND HEMA RATHORE- Parents of Vikrant ABHIJAY AND KOMAL RATHORE- Kaka sa and Kaki sa of Vikrant. DEV RATHORE & SAANVI RATHORE- Cousins of Vikrant
Disclaimer This is a work of fiction, names, characters, businesses, events and incidents mentioned in the story are the work of author's imaginations. Any resemblance to an actual person, living or dead, is purely coincidental. .
