True love means that you don’t give up, right?
It means loyalty regardless of consequence and situation.
Then why did the world criticize my love just because he wasn’t who he used to be?
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Amaya wants an arranged marriage. Ajay doesn’t.
When they come crashing into each other in holy matrimony, Ajay grasps on desperately to the only out clause, which means that he must convince his new bride to demand a divorce, and he’s willing to do anything for it.
It takes only one day for Amaya’s perfectly engineered happily-ever-after to come crashing down, but she refuses to bear public humiliation without something positive to show for it. So, Amaya makes a deal with her husband – a divorce for a baby. Unfortunately, she forgets (on purpose) to inform him about the baby part of their deal.
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A mysterious message takes Kalel back to his homeland. He thinks he is there to save the girl who has always loved him. Instead, he is given a book. As he scours through the pages trying to decipher the secrets within her poetry, he fears his heart will never be the same.
Unrequited is a collection of poetry that portrays the beauty and the pain of love.
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Rakhee Kissoon 