Celesti Bairagey

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Fireworks fly when Komal (a tough, underprivileged, problem teenager) is made to join Karate coaching to deal with her anger issues. There, she meets Abha (the Principled Coach’s non-serious, social media-savvy daughter), who has her own reasons to strive to become the best student and impress her father.

Amid a calamity, Rajjo, an athletically-gifted girl, gets separated from her mother. Despite the odds, she embarks on an inspiring journey whilst finding love.

Agastya, a math prodigy, believes every problem has a formula - even love. When he sets out to find the perfect match for his mother, his algorithm-fueled adventure spirals into a hilarious tangle of bad dates, big feelings, and one unexpected discovery: sometimes love can't be calculated, only felt.

Ojaswini, a 15-year-old, sincere, sanskaari student of 9th grade chases her dream to be the Head Girl of Amber Girls School with focus and passion. This puts her ambition in direct conflict with her desire to explore all things ‘teenage’ and 'grown up' while dealing with the financial crisis her family is going through. Will she pursue her Head Girl dream or find her voice through this journey?

No synopsis available yet.

Fireworks fly when Komal (a tough, underprivileged, problem teenager) is made to join Karate coaching to deal with her anger issues. There, she meets Abha (the Principled Coach’s non-serious, social media-savvy daughter), who has her own reasons to strive to become the best student and impress her father.

Amid a calamity, Rajjo, an athletically-gifted girl, gets separated from her mother. Despite the odds, she embarks on an inspiring journey whilst finding love.

Agastya, a math prodigy, believes every problem has a formula - even love. When he sets out to find the perfect match for his mother, his algorithm-fueled adventure spirals into a hilarious tangle of bad dates, big feelings, and one unexpected discovery: sometimes love can't be calculated, only felt.

Ojaswini, a 15-year-old, sincere, sanskaari student of 9th grade chases her dream to be the Head Girl of Amber Girls School with focus and passion. This puts her ambition in direct conflict with her desire to explore all things ‘teenage’ and 'grown up' while dealing with the financial crisis her family is going through. Will she pursue her Head Girl dream or find her voice through this journey?