Aadhya's POV

I'm Aadhya Shekhawat, 22, living a life that's comfortable but unfulfilling. My days blend together in a haze of familiarity. I've always been driven by a desire to find my true purpose, to make a mark on the world. But for now, I'm stuck in limbo, dependent on my family.

As I wander through my lavish home, I feel suffocated by the opulence. My heart yearns for something more – passion, excitement, love. I dream of meeting someone who'll sweep me off my feet, someone who'll see beyond my privileged upbringing.

But for now, I'm trapped in this gilded cage, unsure how to break free.

Randhir's POV

I'm Randhir Singh Mathur, 23, and biking is my escape. The rush of adrenaline, the thrill of the open road – it's my sanctuary. My father, Anant, has always been my rock, but our relationship is complicated. Losing my mother at a young age left a void that's hard to fill.

As I ride, the wind whipping through my hair, I feel alive. For a moment, I forget the weight of family expectations, the pressure to conform. My bike is my freedom, my rebellion.

But the thrill is short-lived. Reality awaits, and with it, the guilt of pursuing my passions while my father shoulders the burden of our family's legacy.

Anant's POV

I'm Anant Mathur, 50, a man defined by my success. My business empire is my legacy, built on discipline and responsibility. But beneath the surface, I'm haunted by loneliness. Losing my wife, Rukmini, left an unfillable void.

As I navigate the complexities of my business, I'm reminded of the societal stigma surrounding my age and status. The pressure to remarry, to secure our family's future, weighs heavily on me.

But I'm torn. Part of me longs for companionship, for love, while another part fears the consequences of indulging in a new relationship.

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I know it's a short chapter, but this is introducing the leads of Dil Sambhal Ja Zara

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