Mausam

The romance tracks a decade from 1992 to 2002, anchored by a sequence of real-world events. It starts with the 1992–1993 period of Kashmiri insurgency and the demolition of the Babri Masjid, followed by the 1993 Bombay bombings. The late 1990s bring the Kargil War and a global footprint, while 2001–2002 intersect with 9/11 fallout and the Gujarat riots. The timeline culminates in 2002 with the Ahmedabad riots and a hard-won reunion.

Mausam unfolds across a tapestry of places that frame a love story against political upheaval. It begins in Mallukot, a remote hill town where the couple first meets and local life anchors the romance. The narrative then moves through Edinburgh and London as Aayat and Harry face separation, before shifting to Mumbai and Ahmedabad amid upheavals and riots. The story also spans military bases in Jodhpur and Adampur/Gwalior, with Swiss landscapes and scenes in New York, culminating near Tiger Hill in Kashmir during the war era.

❤️ Love Across Conflict

Two lovers navigate a world torn by political violence, displacement, and communal tension. Their relationship endures separation, long distances, and the pull of competing loyalties. The story explores how love survives in the face of war, prejudice, and the search for a shared future.

🧭 Identity & Belonging

Aayat's Kashmiri heritage collides with life in the diaspora, creating a tension between homeland and adopted worlds. The couple's journey tests personal identity, faith, and the meaning of home across continents. The narrative suggests belonging is shaped by choices, not just geography.

🎖️ Duty & Sacrifice

Harry's career as a pilot and the broader military backdrop frame personal sacrifice for love and safety. The characters confront duties to country, family, and each other, often at great personal cost. The climactic moments highlight courage, resilience, and the costs of protecting loved ones.