THE ACCIDENTAL FAMILY

Ishani Sen has learned to build a life without promises. A single mother in Mumbai, she raises her five-year-old daughter, Kiara, alone after the man she trusted vanished before their child was born. Her days balance work, school runs, and shielding Kiara from her loneliness. Armaan Sandhu, a billionaire and hotel magnate, has wealth, power, and no patience for love. When a chance encounter at his hotel brings him face-to-face with Ishani and her fearless little girl, they clash instantly. Yet Kiara's warmth begins to soften the guarded man, and Armaan finds himself returning for reasons he cannot explain. As he becomes part of their lives, Ishani struggles to trust him. She refuses to let wealth replace respect, and will not risk her daughter's heart for someone who might leave. Armaan meanwhile, must face a family that questions Ishani's background and a cousin whose charming support hides a dangerous agenda. Then an old photograph exposes a connection between the Sen and Sandhu families—and reveals that Kiara's father may be closer than Ishani imagined. The truth threatens to shatter the fragile bond growing between them. Caught between a painful past and a love neither planned, Ishani and Armaan must decide whether family is defined by blood, promises, or the people who choose to stay. Sometimes, the most unexpected family is the one you build yourself.