Challenge

Abir is a college-leaning, hot-headed yet brave young man who stands up for what he believes in. He channels impulse into protective actions, facing down bullies and challenging powerful figures to win Pooja’s affection. His loyalty to family and friends drives him to take risks, even when consequences loom. Over the course of the story, his resolve matures as he navigates love, danger, and social expectations.

Pooja is the daughter of a ruthless businessman, raised in a protective yet restrictive environment. She is drawn to Abir’s courage and becomes emboldened by his willingness to defy authority. Her choices reveal a balance between filial duty and personal longing, as she navigates a relationship that her father rejects. She embodies resilience and determination in the face of family pressure.

Abir’s father is a traditional man who initially disapproves of his son's carefree attitude but gradually supports his pursuit of Pooja when he recognizes true love. He embodies a conflicted blend of pragmatism and care for his family’s safety. His evolving stance marks a shift from distant skepticism to protective guidance. His backing becomes crucial to Abir’s final resolve to fight for the relationship.

Abir’s mother provides emotional support and a grounding presence within the family. She bridges the tension between father and son with warmth and encouragement. Her perspective often centers on family harmony and the well-being of her son, reinforcing the domestic stakes of the lovers’ fight. She stands as a soothing, nurturing influence in a time of conflict.

Agnidev Sen is a powerful, controlling businessman who uses wealth and status to police his daughter’s life. He embodies the patriarchal authority that Churns under the surface of the romance, making paternal approval a central obstacle. His pride and strict codes create the main external pressure against the couple’s union. Despite his harsh stance, the story reveals complexities beneath his stern exterior.

Kartik da is a classmate who manipulates information to oppress Abir and Pooja, eventually losing sight of his own humanity as revenge escalates. His actions set off a key sequence of events that highlight the consequences of cruelty. Later, confronted with his own guilt, he seeks redemption and alignment with Abir to mend the damage caused.