In the lush green heart of a vibrant college campus, Nisha met Maya — through fate’s hint. Maya wasn’t her teacher, yet somehow, she became her whole universe. What began as admiration bloomed into a deep, aching love — the kind that was never shouted, only felt. In glances exchanged across corridors, in brief conversations that lingered longer than lectures, in unspoken prayers to just be near her. But Maya belonged to a world that Navisha could never enter — older, married, bound by rules Navisha’s heart couldn’t obey. Still, she stayed. Not for hope, but for presence. For the smile that saved her on the darkest days. This is the story of a girl who loved in silence, gracefully — without demands, without promises. Just love. Pure, impossible, unforgettable.

The Sunny Sky Calls Us is the stirring journey of Anjali Kapoor, a young Indian woman trapped between tradition and truth. A dedicated professional and mother, Anjali silently battles the suffocating expectations of her in-laws, the emotional absence of her husband Raghav, and a society that punishes women for wanting more than just survival. When her work visa to Canada finally arrives, it becomes more than a ticket out — it becomes a test of courage. With her five-year-old daughter Maahi at the heart of it all, Anjali begins a painful but necessary legal battle for custody, dignity, and freedom. As family ties fray and the courtroom becomes her battleground, Anjali must confront not only those who try to control her but also the quiet grief she carries inside. Told with raw honesty and tender detail, Unclipping the Wings is a story of maternal love, quiet rebellion, and the strength it takes to choose yourself — even when the whole world calls it selfish. A moving tale of resilience and rebirth, this is one woman’s fight to turn heartbreak into flight.

Siara Carter is a strong independent woman who falls for a ballet dancer Karen O Hart. Everything is fine until their 3rd anniversary from where Karen starts showing her obsession and possession over Siara shutting her up in the house and detaching herself from everyone she knew so that Siara's only attention is on Karen. Yet Karen believes she isn't doing anything wrong. Will Siara leave Karen and if not will she be able to survive her leashed love?