On the wedding altar, before the sacred flames, Princess Aishwarya of Songarh is tied to a man she’s never seen, never heard of, let alone met, in a political alliance in the name of marriage. Untouched by the immoral shadows and wickedness of society, Aishwarya is suppressed in the grindstone of her everyday routine, marked as a misfortune since birth, and tarnished for having a shade darker than others. Her own blood discriminates against her in a manner no enemy could conceive. And the bitterest, cruellest irony is, she believes this to be her life and even her future. When injustice befalls the naïve and the pure of heart, a justice so prudent emerges and frees them from it. And Ranvijay Dev Singh, Prince of Suryagarh, is that justice to Aishwarya. A man of few words, sharp-witted and reserved, Ranvijay is a thoughtful prince who carries a quiet power in every syllable, capable of tearing down arrogance with a single remark. He is scholarly yet deeply romantic, a true gentleman yet fervently passionate. Intertwined with Ranvijay, Aishwarya never knew he was the liberation she had been seeking. Behind all the insults and oppression she faces lies a girl who has the latent ability to change the state of a kingdom, but she herself is unaware of it.If anything transcends rules and regulations in a relationship, it is love, which is not required to form a marriage, but grants freedom within it. And she does. In his presence, she finds the freedom to discover herself and the gentle light to grow into her own.Though a prince and princess by birth, they never truly knew the taste of royalty. He, a prince bound by duty; she, a princess ensnared by her self-doubts. Despite being bound, one’s duty grants the other freedom for a lifetime.This is the story of a princess once ignored, avoided, and isolated, who transforms into the financial pillar of her new family.Join the journey of Aishwarya, the prince’s brown bride, as she rises to become the first businesswoman in Suryagarh.