The Missing Student Who Owned a Starship

When Rohan, the pride of Kaveripur, jumps to his death during the board exam, he leaves behind a mysterious number sequence and a shattered town. Officer Sharma, still grieving the tragedy, is plunged into hell when his own son vanishes—kidnapped by the father of the dead genius, who demands the truth in exchange for the boy’s life. To save his son, Sharma must solve the riddle behind Rohan’s suicide and confront the horrifying secret that links both families—before time runs out and another child is lost forever.

Once the pride of Kaveripur, Suraj Mehra soared to the heights of immortality, only to become a nameless soldier in the ruthless Dev Sabha. Betrayed by fate and forgotten by the world he left behind, he faces endless wars, loneliness, and the ache of a mother’s lost lullaby. Now, after fifty thousand years, can a broken genius find his way home—or is he doomed to remain just a number in the heavens?

He loved her from afar, stole a drunken kiss at farewell, and spent a year haunted by guilt and hope. When the campus queen finally agreed to meet, she deleted him before he could confess his feelings. Was her coldness just heartbreak—or did she remember everything he tried to forget?

When her dead father rises with a stranger’s soul, she hopes for miracles—but instead, he sells her to a powerful old master in the city. Trapped in servitude, her only escape is learning to read in secret, while betrayal and poverty threaten to crush her spirit. Will she find her lost sister, or will her fate be decided by the whims of the living and the dead?

Four-year-old Meera can see mysterious messages floating in the air—revealing secrets no one else knows. When her hardworking mother hides a deadly illness and her rich, estranged father doesn’t even know she exists, Meera takes matters into her own hands and crashes into his life, demanding help. But as old betrayals, hidden love, and a DNA test threaten to tear them apart, one innocent child’s plea might force the truth into the open—before it’s too late.

Rohan lied to his online tutor about failing St. Stephen's, then blocked her and vanished—only to find her, colder than ever, as his postgraduate senior at IIT Delhi. Now, trapped under her icy gaze and impossible expectations, he must face the girl who once saved his dreams, even as old secrets and regrets threaten to destroy them both. What will happen when she discovers the truth he’s hidden all along?

Every time Rohan fails to master a test, he’s dragged back to the same suffocating week—no matter how high his marks or how desperate his escape attempts. Family pride, relentless pressure, and the curse of perfection drive him to madness, but only true mastery—not cheating or shortcuts—breaks the cycle. Just as he thinks he’s free, the time loop returns, forcing him to question if his fate is really his own, or if destiny itself has other plans for him.

After sacrificing sleep, pride, and sanity to launch Aryatech’s prized AI project, Rohan is dumped like stale chai for a cheaper rookie. But when the system collapses and his arrogant boss comes crawling, will he finally get revenge—or find purpose in a rival CEO’s life-changing offer? In a world where loyalty means nothing, can Rohan rewrite his fate?

At 2:30 AM, Sneha’s name appears atop the class fund spreadsheet—accused of stealing ₹5000, shamed by the entire hostel, and hounded by furious classmates desperate for refunds. But when she digs deeper, a shocking betrayal emerges: the real thieves are hiding behind their own awards, using everyone’s money to line their pockets. In a world where reputation is everything, can Sneha clear her name before her izzat is ruined forever?

After dying by her mother's side at nine, Meera’s spirit is trapped—hungry for love, forgotten by both parents as they build new families. Wandering between worlds, she protects her little sister from deadly curses and begs for a crumb of memory, but sacred charms and family shame keep her forever outside. Will Meera ever find peace, or is she doomed to haunt the ones who moved on without her?

Everyone called Meera a liar—her boasts about a rich home and a loving mother were a running joke, hiding a life of hunger, scars, and shame. But when her secrets are dragged into the open and even her last hope—her mother—turns against her, her world shatters in front of the whole school. Now, haunted by guilt and longing, I can't forget the girl everyone called 'Little Shell'—the one who would rather believe in a mother's love than admit the truth, even if it destroys her.

After failing her board exams, Riya awakens in a bizarre world where maths tables and Hindi poetry are deadly spiritual weapons. Mocked as talentless and fated for failure, she’s thrust into the Moksha Mahotsav, where even survival means reciting perfect shlokas and multiplication tables—or facing public humiliation and expulsion. But when her hidden genius erupts, the entire ashram wonders: is the orphan girl their only hope, or the greatest threat to their sacred traditions?