Kishen Kanhaiya

Leela assists during the birth of twin boys for Sunder Das's wife. She realizes the father cannot care for both children and secretly keeps one baby for herself, naming him Kanhaiya. The other twin, Kishen, remains with Sunder's family.

Shortly after the birth, Sunder's wife dies in labor, leaving him a widower with the newborn twins. The tragedy compounds the sense of responsibility he faces for the children's future.

To help raise Kishen, Sunder decides to marry Kamini and brings her into the household. He hopes the blended arrangement will provide stability and care for the child. Kamini's willingness to help becomes a turning point in Kishen's fragile future.

Kamini's brother Gendamal arrives and brings along his own child Mahesh to live with them in Kamini's home. His presence introduces new tension and a desire for control within the family. Kishen finds himself caught in the shifting power dynamics.

During the mounting tensions, Sunder suffers a heart attack and is overwhelmed by stress. Taking advantage of the moment, Gendamal orchestrates an 'accident' that leaves Sunder paralyzed and largely mute. The household's power structure tightens around Kishen.

Kishen is raised by Kamini and Gendamal under constant abuse and intimidation. To keep him subservient and under their control, he is deliberately kept uneducated. This harsh upbringing shapes his compassionate, resilient character.

Separately, Leela and Bholaram raise Kanhaiya in a different region with meager means. Despite hardship, he becomes street-smart and loves cinema. The twin bond between Kishen and Kanhaiya remains an unseen thread guiding their fates.

Kanhaiya meets Anju, a girl who loves movies and enjoys a pampered life. They share a connection through cinema and optimism. Their relationship stands in contrast to the hardship Kishen endures.

Kishen's only friends are Radha, a maid, and her sister. He and Radha fall in love and marry, despite the ongoing abuse from Kamini and Gendamal. Their union represents a fragile hope for a kinder life ahead.

Gendamal schemes to eliminate Kishen by convincing Mahesh to push him off a cliff after the property is signed over. The plan succeeds in making everyone believe Kishen is dead. The family is left reeling as the truth lurks in the shadows.

Kishen survives the attempt but is left with amnesia. Anju, wandering the streets, finds him and mistakes him for Kanhaiya, trying to help him recover his memory. The mistaken identity heightens the emotional stakes for all involved.

Radha visits a temple to pray for her husband and ends up encountering Kishen (with Anju) there. The moment deepens the mystery of Kishen's true identity. The temple becomes a turning point in the entwined fates of the families.

Kishen and Kanhaiya finally come face to face and decide to stand together to fight the evil. They aim to reclaim their family and restore what was stolen from them. The reunion marks the beginning of a shared resistance.

Radha discovers that Kanhaiya is not her husband Kishen and mourns for Kishen's fate. The realization compounds the emotional stakes for the couple and the surviving family members. The moment underscores the enduring cost of their long separation.

With the twins united, the family begins to reclaim their lives from the schemes that kept them apart. The support of Anju and Radha helps shape a hopeful future. The story closes on a note of resilience, reunion, and renewed family bonds.