Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki

Rajnath Singh Chouhan, an aristocrat, is in love with his mistress Tulsi but cannot marry her due to societal pressures. He is compelled to wed Sanjukta, a strong aristocratic woman. Tulsi sacrifices her life after giving birth to Ajay so that Sanjukta can have her husband all to herself.

Tulsi gives birth to Ajay and soon afterwards sacrifices her life for the sake of Rajnath's marriage. Sanjukta remains as his wife, while the newborn Ajay enters the world amid tragedy. The loss shapes the family's future and Ajay's place within it.

To shield Ajay from the stigma of being illegitimate, Rajnath and Sanjukta send him away to a boarding school. The separation protects his future and maintains appearances within the aristocratic circle. The plan shapes Ajay's early life away from the family estate.

Sanjukta and Rajnath have a son named Pratap, adding a second heir to the family drama. Ajay remains the other son, living apart from the public eye for a time. This birth intensifies the rivals' feelings and foreshadows future conflicts.

Rajnath dies in a horse-riding accident, leaving Sanjukta to navigate the aristocratic world on her own. Ajay is away at the boarding school, and the family adjusts to the loss of its patriarch. The death deepens Sanjukta's resolve to protect Ajay's status and place in the family.

Sanjukta begins regular visits to the boarding school to see Ajay and maintain his connection to the family. Her presence reinforces Ajay's legitimacy in the eyes of the estate. When he grows up, she brings him home to live with Sanjukta and the family.

Ajay returns home under Sanjukta's care and begins to rebuild his ties with the family. He meets Naini and falls in love after a series of misadventures that test his resolve. The romance adds another layer of personal stakes to the family drama.

Sanjukta makes Ajay a central figure and shields him whenever he is threatened by prejudice. She publicly confesses that Ajay is her husband's first son and thus deserving of respect. This revelation solidifies Ajay's legitimacy but unsettles Pratap.

Pratap feels slighted by Ajay's favored status and begins to drift into a wayward path. His actions and alliances threaten to damage the brothers' bond. The tension is intensified as outsiders try to exploit their rivalry.

Pratap seduces Geeta and Geeta becomes pregnant, while Pratap accuses Ajay of the wrongdoing in front of Rana, Geeta's father. The misdirected blame drives a wedge between Ajay and his family. Ajay's integrity leads him to bear the consequences while remaining loyal.

Feeling betrayed by the accusations, Ajay leaves the house to seek his own path. The family is fractured as Sanjukta debates the truth behind the blame. The departure marks a turning point in the siblings' dynamic.

Rana stands in support of Pratap, but his loyalty is strained when he refuses to accept Geeta's child as his own granddaughter. The revelation of deception challenges the family's trust and widens the rift between brothers. The tension sets the stage for a final confrontation.

In a dramatic polo match, men aligned against Pratap attempt to kill him. Ajay, having learned of the plan, intervenes just in time to rescue his brother. The rescue reveals Ajay's loyalty and strength, reshaping the brothers' bond.

Overwhelmed by Ajay's act of protection and kindness, Pratap surrenders to him and accepts him as his elder brother. The brothers reconcile, and the family slowly reunites. Sanjukta's faith in Ajay's rightful place is vindicated by the turn of events.

With the brothers united, the family reconciles its past wounds and looks to a future built on mutual respect. The legacy of Tulsi's sacrifice and Sanjukta's steadfast guardianship is reinforced as Ajay takes his rightful place. The generation's dynamics resolve into a stable, renewed lineage.