Q. Alright, let's talk about why this story has two main couples instead of the usual one.

Well, let me break it down for you, nice and easy.

⬩➤ First off, it all boils down to the heart of the story: passion. I really wanted to explore that whole idea from different angles. Think of it like this: passion isn’t just one-size-fits-all. I don’t think one couple's dynamic is enough to describe the concept. By contrasting these two dynamics, I’m hoping to paint a much richer and more nuanced picture of what passion really means.

⬩➤ The second reason is that the second lead deserves their own story.  It's also about giving some much-deserved love to those characters who often get relegated to the sidelines. In this story, Heer and Veer are second leads, so they deserve to have their stories told, not just as a subplot to the main romance, but as a full-fledged narrative that stands on its own.

⬩➤ And finally, let's be real, a story with just two people would get boring really fast. A story is all about the ensemble cast, the supporting characters who bring the world to life.

So, there you have it. Two couples, twice the passion, twice the drama, and twice the opportunity to tell compelling stories. Hopefully, that clears things up!

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