A blind date mishap brought Ram and Priya together in the most unexpected and absurd way. Ram, a pragmatic engineer, and Priya, a free-spirited English teacher, couldn't have been more different. Both middle-aged and single parents, they were each focused on raising their children and had no interest in finding love again. Their initial meeting was a disaster, leaving both of them swearing off blind dates forever.

However, fate had other plans. A few weeks later, Priya was hired as a home tutor for Ram's son, Arjun, who was struggling with his English studies. When Priya showed up at Ram's doorstep, both were equally shocked to see each other. Despite the awkwardness, they decided to set aside their differences for the sake of Arjun's education.

With each tutoring session, Ram and Priya's conversations grew longer and more personal. They found themselves drawn to each other in ways they hadn't anticipated, discovering common ground and mutual respect.

As their connection deepened, Ram and Priya faced a critical choice. Would they push their differences aside and embrace the possibility of love again, or would they discard it from their lives forever?

Ram : Ram is a recently divorced engineer and the son of a prominent city congressman. His marriage's failure has left him with deep trust issues, particularly towards women. He has become jaded, often viewing women merely as objects to satisfy his physical needs, devoid of any emotional connection. This outward cynicism masks a different side of him that lies deep within—a person capable of love and tenderness, yearning for genuine connection and understanding. Beneath his hardened exterior, Ram is a complex individual struggling to reconcile his past hurts with the possibility of a more compassionate, loving self.

Priya, a widowed English professor and devoted single mother, has been navigating life alone since her husband's tragic death in a car accident several years ago. Her days revolve around her daughter, striving to provide her with every happiness and opportunity. As a result, Priya's life has become a routine of selflessness and duty, leaving little room for personal reflection or self-care. Despite her outward dedication and the joy she finds in nurturing her daughter, Priya often feels a deep sense of emptiness and hollowness. Beneath her committed facade, there is a woman who longs for emotional fulfillment and personal renewal, grappling with a lingering sense of loss and yearning for a connection that she has put aside in favor of her responsibilities.