Riya went to Jaipur on a family trip with her younger brother, mom, and dad. There, she accidentally met Aryan Rathore for the first time. When their eyes met, Aryan got lost in her eyes and decided he wanted to marry her. After one week, he proposed to her, but she refused and even slapped him. Angry, Aryan asked his men to find the place where she was staying. After locating the hotel, he went there to meet her parents and gave a marriage proposal. Her parents also refused. Then, Aryan kidnapped her brother, but he never treated him like a kidnapped child; he treated him like his own brother. Plot twist: it was actually her brother’s plan to get “kidnapped” because he wanted to accept Aryan as his brother-in-law. Meanwhile, her parents panicked about their son’s kidnapping. Her father begged his daughter to marry Aryan. Her mother refused to marry her daughter to a mafia and even wanted to file a police complaint. But Riya and her parents ultimately decided not to involve the police. Riya said, “No, Aryan is a mafia. He is powerful and can hurt my brother,” so she got ready to marry him. She wore the shagun joda that Aryan had left, and the marriage was done. Aryan then freed her brother. He never forced her into anything physically. Later, their distance decreased, and Riya discovered that Aryan’s entire family was involved in the mafia. His parents were great businessmen and mafia leaders. His sister had killed a rapist and was ready to become a lesbian with her bhabhi, Riya. His brothers were ruthless mafia members, capable of killing anyone if they harmed Riya. They worshipped her as their bhabhi-maa. From day one, Aryan and his family had loved Riya deeply.