Ram-Avtar

Ram and Avtar grow up as inseparable best friends in their village. They share joys and hardships, forging a bond that becomes the emotional core of the story.

Both Ram and Avtar fall for Sangeeta, creating tension between the friends. Avtar joins Sangeeta's organization and becomes her muscle, deepening his attachment.

Ram returns from abroad after furthering his studies and reconnects with Sangeeta. The two rekindle their feelings, and a romance begins to blossom.

Ram discovers both he and Avtar love Sangeeta. Choosing friendship, he steps aside to help Avtar marry her and keeps their past romance secret to protect his friend.

Sangeeta agrees to marry Avtar, guided by loyalty even though she harbors feelings for Ram. The marriage arises amid unspoken tension and sacrifice.

Gundappaswami, the local villain, begins to manipulate Avtar and sow seeds of insecurity. His schemes corrupt Avtar's view of Sangeeta and threaten the couple's happiness.

Avtar's jealousy grows as he suspects infidelity after Gundappaswami's death and his own paranoia takes hold. The trust between husband and wife erodes, destabilizing their home.

Desperate, Sangeeta calls Ram for help, but Ram's presence only heightens Avtar's paranoia. The fragile balance Ram created is pushed toward collapse.

The truth about Ram and Sangeeta's past love is finally revealed to Avtar. The revelation shatters him and marks the emotional climax of the story.

Distraught, Avtar attempts to drink poison to end his life. The act is driven by jealousy and the damage wrought by earlier deception.

Ram intervenes and donates all of his blood to save Avtar, sacrificing his life in the process. His selfless act preserves their bond and fulfills his commitment to his friend.

Ram's death leaves a lasting mark on Avtar and Sangeeta. Yet his sacrifice ultimately unites them and gives them a chance to live with a clear conscience.