Khoobsurat

Mrinalini 'Milli' Chakravarty, a dedicated physiotherapist, finds herself deeply invested in her work within the Indian Premier League (IPL). Despite her passion for her career, her mother wishes for her to settle down with a suitable partner that meets traditional standards.

Milli receives an unexpected call from the royal family of Sambhalgarh, requesting her expertise to treat their ailing King. This invitation not only alters her professional landscape but also sets the stage for her entry into a world of aristocracy.

Upon her arrival at the palace, Milli meets the stern Queen Nirmala Devi Rathore, who is unimpressed by Milli's lively disposition and somewhat clumsy nature. This initial interaction foreshadows the challenges Milli will face in navigating royal protocols.

Milli’s life takes a turn as she meets Yuvraj Vikram Singh Rathore, who encapsulates the cold formality of his royal upbringing. His demeanor presents a stark contrast to Milli's vibrant personality, leading to an intriguing dynamic between them.

Milli forms a special bond with Divya, the youngest member of the royal family, who shares her dreams of becoming an actress. Milli becomes a confidante for Divya, urging her to reconsider the potential pitfalls of running away from home.

Despite Milli's best efforts to assist him, the King continues to avoid his rehabilitation exercises. The failure to make progress frustrates Milli, leading her to seek the support of Vikram in the hopes of improving the situation.

In a moment of desperation and frustration, Milli confronts the royal family about their stubbornness and rigidness. Her impassioned speech calls into question the family's priorities, leaving Vikram reflective yet melancholic about the harsh realities of their lives.

Milli learns about a tragic accident that occurred a decade ago, which claimed the life of the family's eldest son, Ambar. This revelation sheds light on the emotional baggage carried by the King, unlocking a deeper understanding of his reluctance to engage in therapy.

During a tour of a nearby village, Milli is kidnapped, leading to a desperate rescue mission by Vikram. Their relief and proximity during the rescue culminate in a passionate kiss, igniting feelings that complicate their relationship.

While Milli navigates her complex feelings for Vikram, she grapples with the reality of his engagement to Kiara. The weight of royal expectations and Vikram's sense of duty introduces a palpable tension in their evolving relationship.

Vikram is immersed in negotiations with a rival royal family regarding land for a proposed heritage hotel. Milli seizes an opportunity during a visit to engage with the Maharaja, proposing a solution that shifts the balance in Vikram's favor.

Just when things seem to be progressing, a surprise visit from Milli's mother and Vikram's father adds tension to the situation. Their concerns about the burgeoning relationship pose a significant challenge, particularly when personal feelings come to light.

Divya's decision to pursue her acting dreams escalates tensions within the royal family, leading to Milli being blamed when the Queen discovers her plans. This incident ignites a storm of emotions, putting Milli in jeopardy once again.

In a pivotal moment of realization, the King acknowledges the value of happiness and life, inspired by Milli's influence. This breakthrough leads him to stand for the first time since his accident, symbolizing his gradual recovery and opening up to healing.

After much internal struggle, Vikram decides to break off his engagement with Kiara, declaring his love for Milli. With the royal family's backing, he embarks on a quest to find Milli, leading to a heartfelt proposal that signifies their unity.