Puppet

Part 1

In the middle of the puppet village named dildar nagar, Sunder and Natasha had a special place they called their own - a secret garden (garden of heart shaped flowers) hidden away from prying eyes. As Sunder walked towards the garden, his heart raced with excitement, knowing he would soon see Natasha, the puppet he loved more than anything.

When Natasha appeared, her face lit up with happiness, and Sunder felt a warmth spread through him. Holding hands, they walk through the garden together, talking and laughing. The sun shone through the trees, making the flowers glow with color, and Sunder felt like he was in a dream. He slept on her lap and had a peaceful once in a life sleep. She moved her fingers through his hair. Make him feel loved. 

Sunder opened his eyes and gazed at Natasha's beautiful innocent face and felt worried. He knew that their love wasn't accepted by everyone in the village. But when he looked at Natasha, all his worries melted away when she smiled. Her smile was like sunshine on a cloudy day, filling him with joy and hope. He was ready to face the world to keep her by his side.  

Together, they danced and played in the garden, their laughter echoing through the trees. Sunder felt like he could stay there forever, wrapped in Natasha's love. When she is on his side he can fight and win any battle. 

But deep down, Sunder knew that their happiness was fragile. In a world where puppets were judged by their manufacturing company and who they loved, their love was a dangerous secret. And yet, as he looked into Natasha's eyes, Sunder knew that their love was worth any risk.

And so, they cherished each moment they had together in the garden, holding onto each other tightly as if the world could come crashing down at any moment. But for now, they were together, and that was all that mattered.

Part 2

One night, under the moonlight, Sunder and Natasha met in the garden of hearts. But their happiness was shattered when Sunder's father, Kaithu, appeared suddenly. With a look of anger, Kaithu attacked Sunder without a word, pulling his strings with force.

Sunder's cries echoed in the garden as Kaithu's attack grew worse. Sunder's colorful body broke and cracked, blood staining his wooden frame. Natasha watched in horror as Sunder became still, his life and movement disappeared. 

But Kaithu's cruelty didn't stop there. He turned to Natasha, grabbing her roughly. Natasha tried to escape, but Kaithu was too strong. He manipulated her, making her dance to his twisted commands.

As the night went on, Kaithu continued his cruel actions. Natasha's once beautiful body was now twisted and broken, her strings tangled in pain and despair. 

Natasha's strength faded and tears filled her eyes, but she refused to surrender. With one final effort, she broke free from Kaithu's grasp, her broken body falling to the ground. Kaithu ran from there as he did his work to save the puppet society. 

The echoes of their love faded away, Natasha was left alone in the garden, her heart heavy with sadness and her spirit shattered. Her lover's dead body was on the ground unmoved. She realized that their love had been nothing more than a fleeting dream in a world controlled by puppeteers, where breathing more breath than Assigned is a crime.  

Part 3

Natasha lay broken in that garden of hearts, she felt a sense of overwhelming pain and helplessness. She realized the true extent of the puppeteers' control, understanding that every puppet, every action, was merely a pawn in a vast and never-ending chain of manipulation.

Looking around, Natasha saw the strings of control stretching out in every direction, connecting puppeteers to puppets in an intricate web of power and deceit. There was no escaping the cruel fate that awaited her and every other puppet in this twisted world. Every puppet here is controlled by a dozen more puppeteers making a long never ending chain.

With a heavy heart and bruised body, Natasha struggled to her feet, her limbs trembling with exhaustion and despair. She knew that her journey was far from over, that the puppeteers' grip on her life would never loosen. And yet, despite the pain and hopelessness that threatened to consume her, a flicker of defiance burned within her soul.

With one final glance at the ruined garden and sunders dead bones, Natasha turned and walked away, her footsteps echoing in the silence of the night. She didn't know where she was going or what the future held, but she knew that she would never stop fighting for freedom, for a chance to break free from the chains of her puppeteers and forge her own path in this absurd world. 

Natasha while finding the truth of sunder's death. She found that puppeters used her, sunder and their love to provoke the sense of fear in those behind the curtains. The consequences of love when you go against the Matrix created by puppeteers.  

Natasha disappears with a question to whom she believed fate was the thread of someone's hand and the story moved as smooth as the hand moves. 

She disappeared and left the audience to think about the thread they are attached to and leave them to find it out by themselves and free themselves before someone pulls their string more aggressively.