A totally unsolicited introduction by the author who dragged them back into the mortal world because she believes love stories never really end they just change genres.

👑 Krishna – COO of Everything, Including Rukmini’s Sanity

Former deity, now the effortlessly magnetic COO of a very powerful company.
Carries emotional damage like it’s Gucci and uses sarcasm as his weapon of choice.
Still has an unhealthy talent for pulling people into his gravity field—including a certain lawyer.

🌀 Catchphrase: “I don’t chase. I strategise.”

⚖️ Rukmini – Lawyer. Legend. Lowkey Losing It.

She was a goddess. Then I made her a lawyer. You’re welcome.
Witty, determined, and too pretty to be dealing with this level of nonsense.
Pretends to be unaffected, but blushes like an anime heroine when Krishna even breathes near her.

🌀 Catchphrase: “Objection. To everything.”

🎓 Subhadra – Student. Chaos Goblin. CEO of the Krishna x Rukmini Fan Club.

Literally an university student and planning wedding playlists simultaneously.
Has zero chill and infinite emotional blackmail techniques.

🌀 Catchphrase: “If you two don’t get together, I swear I’ll start throwing rice myself.”

🛡️ Ram – Big Brother Energy™

The calm, composed elder sibling who acts like he’s above the drama but secretly enjoys all of it.
Planning a wedding with Revati and also lowkey shipping Krishna x Rukmini harder than Subhadra.

🌀 Catchphrase: “Just kiss already. No one will sue.”

🏹 Arjun – The Cool Friend Who’s Actually a Soft Boi™

Handsome. Strategic. Has a moral compass and cheekbones that could end wars.
Will absolutely jump into a burning building for his friends (or Draupadi).

🌀 Catchphrase: “Do you two always flirt this awkwardly?”

🔥 Draupadi – Feminist Icon. Secret Weapon. The Storm in a Saree.

A vision in power suits. Walks into a room like it’s a battlefield.
Sharp eyes, sharper words. Only person Krishna might listen to when he’s being extra.

🌀 Catchphrase: “I came for justice. Stayed for the drama.”

💀 Jarasandh – Certified Menace. Villain With Daddy Issues.

Still holding a grudge from like 3,000 years ago. Needs therapy and possibly a hug.
Might be plotting an empire. Might be just mad no one invited him to brunch.

🌀 Catchphrase: “Revenge is a dish best served with delusion.”

💍 Revati – The Angel Who Has to Marry Into This Mess

Elegant. Empathetic. Practically glows.
You’d think being engaged to Ram would be the most dramatic thing in her life.
Wrong. She’s now unofficially Rukmini’s therapist and Subhadra’s chaos babysitter.

🌀 Catchphrase: “Should I get the tranquillisers or the tissues?”

🗡️ Shishupal – The Groomzilla Nobody Asked For

Charms the parents. Freaks out the maids.
The “gentleman” your family thinks is a catch until you realise the catch is that he’s the villain.
Thinks women are accessories and power is a birthright.

🌀 Catchphrase: “You’ll love me. You don’t have a choice.”
🌀 Author's Note: No one likes him. That’s the point. 🙃

✍️ The Author – Me. Hello. Problem?
Dragged literal deities from their peaceful divine realm because I wanted them to fall in love in office corridors, dark alleys, and over car driving lessons.
They complained. I said I love love. They complained less.

🌀 Catchphrase: “I don’t write the rules. I create the chaos.”

⚠️ Author’s Warning Label

This story contains:

●Unapologetically soft men with tragic pasts 😌

●Women who don’t wait to be saved, but still fall in love 🌪️

●Letters more powerful than love songs 💌

●A lawyer heroine who can shut down a courtroom and her feelings in under five seconds

●Too many longing stares to be medically healthy

●Ancient Gods forced to live in the author’s daydreams like it’s a full-time job

●And romance... lots of it. Like... obnoxiously poetic levels of it.

Proceed with tissues. And snacks. Possibly therapy.

👑✨💌
Krishna, Rukmini and I would now like to formally invite you to join us on this journey.

There will be banter, longing stares, love confessions in letters, stolen kisses, rebellion, road trips, power plays, divine rage, courtroom drama, and hopefully... a happy ending.

Ready?

Because the story has only just begun.