Tujhe Meri Kasam

The story unfolds in a modern Indian college environment, where friendships, ambitions, and romantic feelings intersect. It emphasizes everyday moments—classes, travel, and family visits—that shape choices and relationships. The mood remains contemporary, with a focus on current social dynamics.

Bangalore serves as the hub for Akash's performances and the college function where Anju joins him on stage. The city’s college culture and youthful energy drive the central friendship and budding romance. The narrative also hints at a future move to the United States, introducing the tension between local ties and global ambitions.

❤️ Love vs Friendship

Rishi's growing feelings for Anju challenge the long-standing bond they share as childhood friends. Anju's responses to Akash's proposal create tension between personal happiness and loyalty to a friend. The film examines whether love can coexist with a cherished friendship, or if one must take precedence. The resolution at the station underscores the fragility and resilience of their connection.

👪 Family Pressure

The engagement plot and Akash's grandmother's insistence reveal how family plans can steer personal lives. The possibility of Anju moving to the USA adds urgency to decisions and tests independence from parental expectations. The parents' decision to support Rishi and Anju hints at flexible, evolving family guidance. The theme shows that family influence can both constrain and reframe love.

🔎 Self-Discovery

Rishi's longing for Anju marks a shift from friendship to self-awareness about his own desires. He experiments with honesty by planning to reveal his feelings, while balancing care for their bond. Anju's choice about Akash's proposal reflects her own evolving sense of happiness. The film frames growing up as learning how to pursue personal happiness without breaking a lifelong bond.