"Why did you marry me, Alessandro? I am nothing but a burden to everyone." Anupama says with a trembling voice. Tears are streaming down her rosy chicks.
"You are not a burden Cara. You are my wife and mother of our daughter. But before that, you ar...
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On the auspicious day of Mahalaya, every face has a joyful smile as they believe that Maa Durga will take away all the pain & sorrow from their lives, by showering them with happiness and success. One week from now on, the Durga puja will be started but the preparation for the most prominent festival has been started from months. All the pandals have their own elegances and every Durga Murti have their uniqueness.
The Sengupta family has also started the preparation for the puja as it is a tradition in the family to arrange Durga puja in the Sengupta mansion every year. So there is a lot of hustle and bustle going around the mansion. The whole mansion is decorated with fine arts and crafts for the puja. Everyone is busy with their assigned works.
However, every little work needs to be verified by Thakur Maa Nayantara Sengupta herself, who is the head of the Sengupta family as her husband is no more. She is a strong believer in God so she doesn't tolerate any negligence in this type of chore. She doesn't spare anyone who does wrong with their responsibility. But she initially targets one person every time someone does any mistake, as she believes that for one particular person, every bad thing can happen.
Nayantara Devi has never taken a liking towards her eldest granddaughter Anupama. The word 'hate' can't be compared to the feelings she has for Anupama. In fact, she loathes the poor girl so much that she never wants to see Anupama's face first thing in the morning, because she believes that whoever sees her after waking up, will surely have a bad day. So every person except some people who live in the Sengupta mansion tries not to see Anupama's face first in the morning.
Today is not any exception. She has locked the poor girl in her room just because she doesn't want anyone to have any bad luck today. No one can deny her as Anupama's father Indrajit Sengupta has the same belief as her grandmother. Only her Kakai Mihir Sengupta and Mamoni Mausumi Sengupta acknowledge her importance in the Sengupta mansion. But they can't do anything as her Mamoni doesn't share a very decent relationship with her grandmother. Yet they both try to help the miserable girl as much as they can.
There is also another person who adores Anupama the most in the house after her uncle and aunt, he is none other than her cousin Subhodeep Ganguly but he is currently in Los Angeles to finish some projects. Anupama is like a ray of sunshine in his gloomy life so whenever he is home, no one dared to hurt her because they will have to face hell. After all, he is super protective of his little sister.
Though he tries to save her from every harm but his mother always sends him away for business purposes because she believes that Anupama doesn't deserve any sympathy as she is the reason why Indrajit's wife is no more.
Subhodeep's mother Kamini Ganguly is Nayantara Devi's only daughter and Indrajit Sengupta's beloved sister so she has the right to this mansion as much as others have. She also lives here with her paralyzed husband and two children, Subhodeep and Riya.
Whereas Subhodeep is very good and kind, Riya is the total opposite of him. She is mean, selfish, moody but most importantly she is very dangerous because if she wants something then she will have it at any cost. However, she is only interested in everything that should be Anupama's. She is the one for whom Anupama always gets in trouble for the things she never does. Riya is the apple of the eyes of Nayantara Devi and Indrajit Sengupta. For them, Riya is the ideal daughter who is shy, kind, responsible, and respectful towards others. No one knows her reality other than her mommy dearest who helped Riya to become the princess of the Sengupta family.
