Bollywood Micro-Dramas

The Billionaire's Apron

He owns the estate. The chef owns the kitchen, and refuses to be impressed by any of it. Neither of them planned on the argument that turns into something else entirely.

The Chairman's Revenge

They voted him out of the company he built and toasted the decision the same night. He let them, because the only way to learn who moved against him was to stop being the man in the chair.

Protected by the Devil

The man the city is terrified of is the only one standing between her and the people who want her silenced. Accepting his protection means never being able to ask what he wants in return.

Falling for Flatmate

She took the room because rent was due, not because of the man already living in it. Sharing a wall turns out to be the fastest way to lose an argument with your own heart.

Dil Dosa Dosti

A tiny dosa cart, three friends who swore it would always stay simple, and one confession nobody was ready for. Some recipes change everything.

Salt & Pepper

The families agreed on the match before either of them was asked. Standing back to back at their own engagement, neither can admit that the person they cannot stand is the person they cannot stop thinking about.

Love for Sale

A marriage arranged as a business transaction, signed in a hall full of witnesses who believe every word of it. She takes the deal to save her family and discovers the price was never money.

The Breakup Podcast

She built a following telling strangers how to survive heartbreak, on air, three nights a week. Then both men she has been talking about walk into the studio.

Reset

Three days on the clock and one chance to undo the night that cost him everything. Every version he tries takes something he did not expect to lose.

The Last Will

A tycoon's will leaves his business empire and his mansion not to his family but to Anjali, the nurse who cared for him. Then the lawyer reads the survival clause, and the next six months decide who keeps it all.