The Blessed Pratibimb

It is easy to love, not to keep...

One can love you unconditionally, but when love has to be fulfilled, conditions have to be imposed. Pain is gift of love, tears are the jewel of lover. Love doesn't only change you, but it ruins you...

That's what society have heard for long and that was reason of love being forbidden. But who can stop a lover from love? Many has tasted this forbidden yet beautiful fruit, but no one ever has been successed in making the a new tree out of it. Is it even possible?

If not possible, then how these two succeeded?

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In the 1st century, society was divided into four groups also known as Vargas. They were Brahmins, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudras. Shudras were the lowest as they were servants. Vaishyas came after them who would do businesses and were responsible for society's economy. Kshatriyas were the warriors, they were the protectors of the society. Brahmins were above all, they were the priests and were there to establish the wisdom.

Like this, things were already established and since everything was decided, there was no room any modifications. Limits were decided for everyone in society and no one was allowed to cross these boundaries called, Maryada. Not even the God.

This was the time when society was trying to grow, trying to expand in every possible way. Society builders were trying their hardest to maintain the rules and grow a society which was prosperous. Their belief said that if you want to build a strong and prosperous society rules must be followed.

The king was looked at as a God. His words were taken as the will of God himself. But what if this King would cross his limits. What if this God Willed person would cross every MARYADA and would love a Brahmin Girl what would happen then? Will he die or maybe worse...