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vibes for this school year
Am I the only one who feels there is a serious lack of fanfics on dhurandhar??? Soo many delicious characters!! Where are my dark romance girlies at?!?
Speaking of which....am writing one of my own yk 👀🫦
ugh.... can we go back?
Hello! This is a general announcement? Appeal? Shout out or something?- that, with whatever is going on in our country rn- and I'm sure it is affecting all of us mentally😔 and as much as we should put forth our perspective, please remember that your energy and your mental health and peace matters the most. Stupid people are stupid for a reason.
And this applies for all kinds of shitty people- homophobes, transphobes, misogynists, any religion-ophobe, etc-
Remember this is your blog, your safe space, you don't owe nobody shit (includes me as well!!) so if you think someone is stupid, mean, or you just don't like them? Block! Yes! It's totally legal and okay to block them and move on!
In short koi mood kharab kare- block them! I did and you can too!
Good night bubss! Love ya pookies! Muahhh🩷

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The Things We Inherit
Note: this is a work of fiction. It has no connection with real life. It does not promote any violence or support real life actions. It is not written with the intention of misguiding anyone. All characters rightly belong to respective owners except my oc. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.
Shauryaman Gaur x Daughter!oc
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“𝓣𝓱𝓮𝔂 𝓽𝓱𝓸𝓾𝓰𝓱𝓽 𝓽𝓱𝓮𝔂 𝔀𝓮𝓻𝓮 𝓹𝓵𝓪𝔂𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓱𝓮𝓻. 𝓗𝓸𝔀 𝓪𝓭𝓸𝓻𝓪𝓫𝓵𝓮.”
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ꜱʜᴀᴜʀʏᴀᴍᴀɴ ɢᴀᴜʀ
"𝐈 𝐛𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐭 𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐨. 𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐈 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐢𝐟 𝐈'𝐦 𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐭 𝐦𝐲 𝐝𝐚𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐫 𝐦𝐲 𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐫𝐞𝐟𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧."
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ɪꜱʜᴀɴɪ ɢᴀᴜʀ
"𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐧𝐧𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐬𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐢𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐲 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐩 𝐛𝐞𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐞 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐛𝐞𝐜𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐛𝐨𝐝𝐲 𝐭𝐚𝐥𝐤𝐬 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐦."
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"𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐬𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧'𝐭 𝐤𝐞𝐩𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐯𝐞𝐬. 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐲'𝐫𝐞 𝐤𝐞𝐩𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐰𝐞 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞."
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being an only child is a blessing and a curse
respectfully, block me if you think sonam wangchuk sir is a fraud and has some kind of anti-national propaganda.
Dont forget the police removed cctv from the area, was caught throwing stones and damaging cars
yes yes yes, saw that video on ig where they were hiding their faces on cameras and upon being asked, 'batch kidhar hai' they blatantly ignored the questions, i only wonder yeh log ghar jaake apne bacho ko kya muh dikhayege.
ik, i said no political posts but wtaf is happening rn
beating students with laathis, (and these laathis had sharp nails in them btw) students were lying on the ground, female police officers literally tore the clothes of girls who came for protests, when in reality they are supposed to protect them.
is this a democratic country at this point? we were fighting for our education, that is the only median for some people btw. we are the future of this country and we were treated like terrorists? im truly speechless
may all of us get the justice we deserve 🙏

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Mere saath chalo date par 😍😍
Mein achi bachi hu aapke abbu mana nahi karenge
sabke saath ek ek karke date pe chalungi 😍😍😍
husband!iqbal x runawaywife!reader
𝒷ℴℴ𝓃𝒹 𝒷ℴℴ𝓃𝒹 𝓂ℯ𝓎 𝓰𝒽𝓊𝓂 𝓈𝒶 𝒽𝒶𝓲
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synopsis- giving divorce papers to your husband? bad idea. now you have to face the consequences.
warnings- p in v, unprotected sex, bondage, major iqbal being the tag, power imbalance, shy!reader (during sex), fully clothed v naked , dub-ish con if you squint, humiliation, manipulation.
wc- 3.4k
for my iqbal paglu @goodnightkatherine 💌
the divorce papers lay down on the desk of his cabin, the one which resides in his house. he looks at them, under his gaze even the hard material of paper rustles.
two hours ago, after a heated argument about his work. the papers were thrown at him by none other than his wife—you, his most prized possession.
the deal had broken out, after years of marriage. you had finally found out about his dirty work that he hides behind his profession.
you were confronted at the scene of torture and since then, behind his back you had organised a research of his activities over the past years.
when the archived history that had been dismantled by iqbal with precision was revealed to you, a sickening wave of disgust washed over your body.
you couldn't believe the man that you loved, your husband of the last thirteen years and most importantly the father of your daughter was behind absolute messy and dirty missions and the worst part was, he was the one leading these…..activities.
the same man who gave you the comfort of the world was out there taking lives of innocent people, the man who promised you happiness was the one who made deals to destroy livelihood without any single regret.
your husband was indeed the most dangerous man to the country as well— and you couldn't stand the thought of being with a man who is deep down in the hole of lethal work and you took no pride in being a wife of a man of that kind.
it was about time you threw those divorce papers on his face—and you did blissfully unaware of the fact iqbal has crossed vivacious paths, got the blood on his own hands just to have you by his side and a mere reveal of his true identity was not going to separate you from him, he'd get his own name dirty to have you in his arms every night.
hell, even in the afterlife. his demons would haunt you to keep you with themselves.
but for now, he sat on the leather chair of his office watching the rain drops strain on the glass window overlooking the city of islamabad.
the world behind his tinted glasses was a shade of neon green, a cigarette remained between his lips. his hardened gaze remained on the diamond ring that you left behind, picking it up to brush his fingers on the solid material of the stone which brought back memories, happy ones.
it was raining tonight like, the first rain of the season which consisted of one of your core memories, first was you being overly excited about the season, gushing to him about the fun the three of you were going to have and planning trips to the monsoon destination.
the second was more private, more intimate—the moment raindrops hit the ground, iqbal would bring you to the balcony blindfolded and make love to you, while the rain is pouring down heavily at the two of you creating a romantic weather.
good old times.
he thought, smiling at the memory of your vulnerable state at his dominating weight. taking a drag of his cigarette as he remained patiently sitted, calculating the possibilities of your next step.
because even iqbal knew, no matter what happened you would never leave him— he had given you the purest form of love, loving the dark parts of yourself that you had kept buried in the shadows, he was the anchor of your soul and sanctuary of your peace.
suddenly, the office door began scraping against the floor slowly and his suspicions were right—it was you.
a victory smirk danced on his lips. he didn't turn entirely, instead he waited for you to come towards him.
“abbu, kya aap mujhe story sunake sula denge?”
he snapped his head at the direction, it wasn't you but your six year old daughter, zoya with a doll in one hand, rubbing her eyes with the back of her other hand, looking utterly sleepy, unaware about the storm that had just broke in.
he was quick to get up from his chair, walking towards zoya and leaning down on his knees to hug her.
“kya hua meri gudiya? aap soyi nahi mujhe laga ammi ne aapko story sunake sula diya hoga” iqbal patted her back softly, speaking in the softest tone possible which was only reserved for two women in his life.
“ammi ghar pe nahi hai”
the second those words left zoya’s mouth, iqbal released her from his hold now, staring at her intently. ‘kya?’
she clicked her tongue, repeating the same words again. “ammi ghar pe nahi hai woh toh khana dekar chali gayi”
he took off his glasses, the pupils of his eyes began dilating as the words still refused to register in his mind, frozen for a second, a chill ran down his spine.
zoya had to physically shake him, “abbu—abbu?”
his daughter’s voice brought him back to reality and the truth started sinking in, an undeniable ache started forming in his chest— you had actually left him.
“m-mey aapko kahani suna deta hu, chalo aao” he rested his hand on the back of her shoulder, urging her out of his office.
“abbu ammi wapas aayengi na” the innocent six year old asked him, worry laced her tone.
“ha meri jaan, abbu haina woh ammi ko wapas le aaynege”
you were serious, those words that left your mouth were real, you weren't throwing any tantrums.
for the span of forty two years, iqbal— first time, was completely shaken. tension was bursting out of his mind, the impeccable man who had led the most twisted and heinous missions was lost, on the verge of losing himself, because the darkness had consumed him without your light to fill in the parts.
after tucking up zoya to bed, iqbal had pulled the strings, his right hand man, sajid had found your location within the span of an hour leading to iqbal driving in the bizarre weather to escort you.
his gaze remained on the location that was sent to him—a place tucked in the corner, deserted in a sanctuary, he sighed to himself.
the rain was pouring relentlessly, city had slowly begun to flood. iqbal could barely navigate the streets filled with intense raindrops streaming on the roads.
after the blue pinpoint on his phone pointed to the specific turn on the road, he pulled the car into a corner.
his eyes began wandering across the road, inspecting every edge of the road like a madman. iqbal’s hands found its way to his luscious salt and pepper locks gripping them with an intense pressure to release his frustration.
he was regretting every little action, because iqbal didn't give a damn about his ‘missions’ if you weren't going to be with him.
just when he looked up after an agonizing second of self-indulgence, his gaze fell upon a dainty figure sitting on a bench at the end of the footpath, completely soaked in the heavy rain.
your body was shivering in the cold weather both of your hands covered your body as a shield of safety from the pouring rain.
your eyes were swollen, lashes clumped together as tears spilled down your cheeks like an endless river, you let out a shaky breath between broken sobs, everytime you tried to gain control another wave of grief crashed over you about how you iqbal betrayed you throughout the entire marraige.
you had not given your intrusive mind a second thought when you left his mansion, after kissing the top of your daughter's head, you left, in utter betrayal without knowing any destination, walking wherever life leads you.
and that's how you ended up here, at an isolated space from the chaos islamabad brought in and the sadness gushed, now you were helpless, sobbing on a street while reminiscing about your marriage.
suddenly, you felt a protection on your head, a sharp contrast to the heavy rain from the disdain of your misery, you looked up, your eyes which were glassy from the tears, to see iqbal— your husband, holding an umbrella over your head.
your jaw clenched, it took everything in you to not get up and land a slap across his face for his actions.
iqbal’s face was laced with worry, his glasses were discarded so now you could see his eyes which were filled with intense guilt and utter shame.
wasting no time, he sat down on his knees, keeping a steady hold on the umbrella as he stared at you with the same affective gaze from years ago.
“maaf kardo mujhe aur ghar chalo mere saath” he offered his hand, his voice was soft.
you looked at him with horror, “chale jao yaha se mey ghar nahi aane wali, you pushed his hands away, getting away from the shelter he provided.
he closed his eyes to gain control over his dominating instincts, no matter any arguments he had always treated you like a porcelain doll.
“mey samajh sakta hu, tum jasbati ho rahi ho, hum ghar jaake baat karte hai” he moved towards you, reaching out. his fingers wrapping around your wrist.
“haath choro mera, isi haatho se pata nahi tumne kitni jaane li hai aur unhi gande hatho se mujhe choo rahe ho, sharam nahi aati tumhe?” you stood up, the anger that had been spiking your senses was finally out.
in response, iqbal just smirked, he absolutely loved this side of you. the power you held over a man like him was an absolute turn on for him.
he moved toward you, taking you again under the shelter of his umbrella. the distance between the both of you was closed, he could feel the heat radiating through your body, up close so angry, you looked so beautiful.
“gusse mey aur haseen dikhti ho’’ he tilted his head to admire your beauty.
you rolled your eyes at the blatant audacity, moving away from the closeness as an attempt to leave.
his hands shot up instantly, wrapping around your wrist firmly. iqbal pulled you into his embrace, you could feel the faint scent of expensive ciggerates and sandalwood.
“mere pass raho, warna bheeg jaogi”
your eyelashes fluttered, the tears were soaked dryly on your skin. a shiver ran down your spine due to the cold weather.
iqbal's hands were wrapped around your wrist in an iron grip, a smirk was laced on his face, complimented by the romantic weather.
his actions snapped the last string of patience, the urges that you had been controlling until now came up front, you raised your hands to slap him across his face.
the noise was loud, his head had been tilted on the other side due to the impact of the slap, he turned to look at you.
despite the slap that stinged his cheek deeply, his eyes lined up with a flirtatious gaze.
“divorce paper rakhe hai sign kardena, mey kidhar bhi nahi aa rahi” your tone carried absolute vengeance.
slowly, the smile on his face disappeared. a hint of vein prompted on his forehead.
“jabse hum pandhra saal ke the tabse tum mujse mohabbat kar rahi ho, apne khandan se ladhi sirf mujhse shaadi karne aur hamare aankhon ka sitara, hamari zoya, sab piche chod dogi tum?”
his voice was deep, a gravel that carried manipulation. but you were not going to get trapped in his web of lies, you were smarter than that.
“tumhe nahi yaad aayi? mere mohabbat ki, mere kurbaani aur hamari zoya ki jab tumne qatal-e-aam logo ko maar diya tha”
you shot back, screaming on the top of your chest, tears breaking down with every word you spoke, while iqbal remained speechless.
“gheen aati hai mujhe tumhari—i question myself if you are the same boy i loved when i was fifteen to the point where i regret—
iqbal yanked you to himself, pressing the weight of his fingers inside your skin, you hissed the pressure was painful for your soft skin.
“dard ho raha hai mujhe” you say, “shayad ye hi tumhari asli pehchan hai, dusro ko dard dena”
you managed to speak through the broken sobs, completely managing to destroy the loverboy iqbal now bringing out the absolute devil that had been hidden from you, for years.
the umbrella was long gone, slipping through his hands, without any shelter both of you remained under the influence of heavy rain.
you could feel his strong breath on your lips, he looked at you with pure obsession, his fingers came up, tangling roughly into the base of your ponytail, he pulled back just enough to force your head up
“meyne apne haatho par khoon bahaya hai sirf tumhe pane ke liye, tum meri sirf mohabbat nahi, mera fitoor ho” his grip tightened with pressure, “aur tum mujhe chodkar kabhi nahi ja sakti”
the fire that burned through your body was extinguished, his true identity was scarier than any form of rebellion which left you being manhandled by him.
his fingers slid from your hair to your hand, gripping the soft skin with his rough palm he dragged you across the lane, in the direction of his car.
“aao tumhe meri asli pehchan ki jhalak dikhata hu”
next thing you knew was, he dumped you in the passenger seat of his car driving through the rainy weather of islamabad to his house.
the car ride back home was silent, the air inside was charged with tension, your skin stung where his fingers had pressed hard, earlier a reminder of the sudden change that's been brought in your relationship.
he didn't waste any time; he had dragged you to the balcony where he had ever so sweetly taken you, flourished you. now as a true sadist, he had undressed you leaving only the red pair of undergarments which were damped from the rain which was still pouring down heavily on two of you the thin fabric cling to your curves like a second skin, betraying your senes, the hardened nipples were on a display begging for attention.
iqbal stood before you, while you were half-naked. he remained fully clothed, in the trousers and a black tshirt that clinged to him revealing a tone line of his muscles. his eyes held no charm or softness that you were used to instead it was the unyielding steelness of a man who had just confessed his sins.
your hands were bound to the pillars of the balcony with the thick material of the ropes, legs tied together with a steel rod, that grows further apart if you tried to resist.
you had absolutely no idea of this version of iqbal, every time you had made love with him was off pure gentleness and care, this rough primal and sadistic version was a different tale altogether.
he stepped closer, his hair was pushed back due to the friction of the water, the salt and pepper of his beard was soaked with dampness of water, invading your personal space.
his gaze wavered on the droplets that poured down your glistening skin, he tracked the slow path of a single drop that disappeared further inside your cleavage
iqbal's hand tugged onto your hair, pulling harshly until a sharp pain stinged across your scalp, he wrapped your wet strands around his fist.
"tum meri ho, aur sirf meri rahogi "
gone was the soft iqbal, now the obsessive and possessed one flared onto your senses.
iqbal parted your thighs further, the steel rod tied to ankles expands , forcing your legs wider than you thought were possible,
he steps between your thighs. Without breaking eye contact, he slides the red lace of your panties aside. his rough, calloused fingers slipped through your swollen folds, your core was enticed with slickness, you were wet . at the hint of his touch, your hips involuntarily buckled against the cold metal.
iqbal’s lips lifted in a cruel smirk, “its been fifteen years, yet a single moment of my touch makes you lose your mind”
when he pulled them back, a hot trail of stickiness followed behind he inserted his fingers in his mouth, giving him the slick pleasure of your sweet taste, upon seeing him taste your arousal like that, shame bestowed on your body.
"inkaar kyu kar rahi thi jab tum mere liye itni tayyar ho?" he shoved his trousers down to his knees, revealing the hardness of his thick cock, veined amd pulsing ghat made you feel small, fragile and utterly helpless.
"lekin i-iqbal we have never done this" your voice cracked, the words coming out as broken whisper, you wanted the old iqbal back, who asked for permission, cherished your boundaries, but that man was buried under the weight of his own obsession.
stepping closer, he pressed the crown of his cock against your entrance, the pre-cum coating the head was hot, a droplet slid down inside you, you jolted through the salty contact through your chilled skin.
"har cheez ka pehla waqt jota hai, meri jaan" he whispered against your lips, "and you will love to be my whore”
without any warning, he entered inside you. his cock drove further, forcing his way past your tightness. you let out a strangled scream when you felt your walls being wrapped around his thickness, sending waves of pleasure across your body.
he didn't pause to let you adjust, he didn't care about the tears streaming down your face, instead he grabbed yoir thighs hard enough to bruise, the rhythm of his thrusts were punishing, with each one you could feel your cunt tearing apart driving you to a punishing edge.
the rain lashed on the both of you as an anchor to dive him deeper, but you couldn't feel the cold anymore because you were consumed by the heatness of his body.
your hips buckling involuntarily at the intensity of his thrusts, the friction of the coarse material burning your wrists. you were bring fucked like an object, a toy to be isef untill he was satisfied, and the most terrifying part was how your body responded to his violence.
he picked up the pace, moving inside you with a relentless speed forcing your walls to stretch at his size, your toe curled against the wet stone. the scream that tore from your throat echoed through the storm.
his thursts were a punishing, each thrust deeper than the last sending a shockwave throught your body. the violence of his movements were so intense that the soaked lace of your bra couldn't hold any longer, with a wet snap, your breasts spilled free from yhe fabric, bouncing widely while soaking in the rain.
the sight of your bare exposed breast made his eyes predatory, he let out a dark, guttural sound at the sight. "so beautifully ruined" he whispered.
he leaned forward, his hands which were on your thighs now moved to claim your exposed breast, reaching to squeeze your hard nipple between his rough thumb and forefinger. with each thrust, he pinched them hard, making you gasp his name in agony.
by this time your moans mixed with ecstacy of his name filled the balcony.
the storm continued to pour down, but all you could see is the primal, possesive look in iqbal's eyes that screamed you were his.
your mind could no longer distinguish between the pain of being stretched and the electric desire that flared through you with each thurst, his thumb grinded mercilessly against your peaked nipples, the stell rod between your legs carcked under the strain of his thrusts.
"sirf meri" iqbal was lost in the pleasure of being inside his heaven, being inside you. he buried his head in the crook of your neck, as ne continued to pulse inside you. he was close and you could feel it too, closing your eyes you let yourself sink deeper in his embrace , seeing a white vision as his thick cock claimed every inch of you..
a low primal roar tore from his throat as he came, you felt ghe first hog searing seed of his cum exploding your cunt, followed by another and another that filled your womb, the warm liquid slowly began to leal from your overfilled cunt, dripping down to your inner thighs, mixing with rainwater.
the breeze of the weather was still heavy with rain but you could only feel the hands of a man who had just destroyed evrything you knew about his love.
DISCLAIMER - this piece of fiction is completely written for arjun rampal's portrayal in dhurandar and has no affiliation with the real life people.
note- HIYAA, its been a while since i wrote for him, it feels good being back since it was raining like crazy (and i like to romanticize it so yea) i hope yall liked ts AND KATHY BB I HOPE YOU LOVED IT TOO MUWAH.
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date pe leke jana hai aapko marines par kab chale 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝
Aaaaap bataoo jiiiii, hum toh free hi hainnnnnnnn😝😝😝
lemme ask, @majoriqbalahmedisi and @sajid-iqbal-ahmed CAN I GO ON A DATE 😰
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why no 😔😔 she's such a sweetu
Isne mere Sajid ko kidnap kiya tha
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date pe leke jana hai aapko marines par kab chale 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝
Aaaaap bataoo jiiiii, hum toh free hi hainnnnnnnn😝😝😝
lemme ask, @majoriqbalahmedisi and @sajid-iqbal-ahmed CAN I GO ON A DATE 😰
With @baddiefication101 ???? No. :D
why no 😔😔 she's such a sweetu
date pe leke jana hai aapko marines par kab chale 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝
Aaaaap bataoo jiiiii, hum toh free hi hainnnnnnnn😝😝😝
lemme ask, @majoriqbalahmedisi and @sajid-iqbal-ahmed CAN I GO ON A DATE 😰

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Yandere! Lt. Dharamvir x reader
“Pyaari kahan hai?” (Sort of fluff?+ a bit of angst)
𝓨𝓸𝓾’𝓻𝓮 𝓼𝓾𝓹𝓹𝓸𝓼𝓮𝓭 𝓽𝓸 𝓵𝓸𝓿𝓮 𝓶𝔂 𝓼𝓲𝓼𝓽𝓮𝓻
𝓘 𝓭𝓸𝓷’𝓽 𝓬𝓪𝓻𝓮 𝓹𝔂𝓪𝓪𝓻𝓲.
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“WO AA GAYA! WO AA GAYA!!” Kammo ran through the fields her anklets jingling, alerting the village men of his arrival.
Several heads turned, most of them earnest. The light of the bhann household had arrived, Dharamvir singh bhann had arrived.
The dust from the bus hadn't even settled before Dharamvir's eyes were scanning the crowd, a predatory sharpness cutting through the fatigue of his journey.
His mother, was already wiping happy tears, Kammo helping the old blind lady forward. The young woman was dressed in her best suit, her hair braided with fresh flowers, looked at him with hopeful, adoring eyes.
"Puttar," his maa sobbed, touching his face, mapping out the features she had missed but never forgotten despite being blind after her husband’s death. Her only son. "Aa gaya tu. Bahut yaad kitta, Dharam."
Dharamveer offered her a soft smile before he bent down to touch her feet mechanically, his gaze still flicking over her crouched figure, down the lane. Past the familiar faces. Past the waving children. Past Kammo's coy and boisterous smile as she tried to gain his gaze.
Finally he stood up straight, not caring how his army shirt had come untucked due to bending down so low. His voice was rough from the travel through the Indian desert , but a low, coiled tension ran through it.
"Pyaari kahan hai?"
The question cut through the warm welcome like a cold wind. His maa’s smile faltered for a fraction of a second before gaining its original form.
Kammo’s hands, which were reaching out to take his bag, froze mid-air. The color on her cheeks deepened, not from shyness, but from a sharp sting of humiliation. She was standing right there, dressed like a bride, and he was looking right through her. To her sister, who wasn’t even there to receive him.
"She must be at home, or near the lake," his mother waved dismissively, trying to get the attention back at the union . "Busy, you know her. Always in her own world. Kammo, beti, take the bag inside."
Kammo reached for the bag, forcing a bright smile. "Haan Dharam, come inside. I’ll make your favorite—"
His ears were deaf to them.His jaw tightened and a muscle in his neck pulsed.
Busy.
The excuse was like salt in an open wound. He had counted every day, every hour of his deployment. He had written letters he never sent. He had pictures of you tucked into his uniform, hidden next to his heart. And you hadn't even come to the bus stop?
His heart ached treacherously before a think heavy blanket of obsession coated over it.
His pupils dilated as he rolled up his sleeves, not even 30 minutes back home and he has to correct you.
Good thing for you , that he is obsessed adores you.
Dharam was impatient all the tiredness of his travels vanishing in seconds.He pushed past Kammo, his shoulder bumping hers roughly, and walked into the courtyard. He threw his heavy duffel bag onto the cot near the door.
"Maa," he said, his voice clipped. "Main Zara aaya."
"But the food—"
"Baadmein."
He didn't look back at Kammo's pleading face or how his mother frowned. He walked straight out of the back gate, his boots crunching on the dry earth path that led through the mustard fields.
He knew exactly where you would be.
You always escaped to the old banyan tree by the pond when you wanted to be alone. You were probably sitting there, reading one of your silly city magazines, dreaming of high rises and traffic. A dream that didn't include him.
The thought made him stop dead in his tracks. It irked him in ways that would result in his enemies to suffer.
His hands clenched into fists. No. You were his dream. The city could burn.
He had spent months learning how to be patient, how to stalk a target, how to wait for the perfect moment like a lion, to strike. He was a soldier. A hunter. And you were the only prize he cared about.
It’s a shame how you always flinched shied away from him. How adorable.
He didn't go straight to you, no….He stopped at the well first.
Your family well. The one where you always came to fetch water early in the mornings.
He saw your flower clip sitting on the ledge, an expensive gift from the city he had brought you.
Must’ve fallen when you were bend over the well.
His brows furrowed as he imagined some good-for-nothing village boy looking at you in that intimate position. no. This could not continue.
Once he’s had you, you would never set foot outside the house, let alone bend against a well like a common woman to draw up water.
He picked the delicate clip up, brought it to his nose, and inhaled deeply. The faint, sweet scent of your skin mixed with the shampoo you used was intoxicating.
He ran his thumb over the flimsy metal, imagining how he had put it on your soft locks with nervous hands and an awkward, lovesick smile. Without a second thought, he pocketed the clip. A piece of you. A talisman.
He drifted towards the old banyan tree, more out of instinct. And then he saw you.
You were facing away from him in a loose baby blue kurta, shoulders slightly hunched over the book resting in your hands, so absorbed that the world around you seemed to dissolve into silence.
He didn’t move. For a long moment, he simply stood there, watching the gentle rise and fall of your breathing, as though reassuring himself that you were real.
The wind wandered through your hair, lifting a few loose strands before letting them fall against your neck again.
His fingers twitched with an impulse he refused to name, wondering what it would feel like to gather those strands into his hand. Instead, he committed the moment to memory—the soft curve of your shoulder beneath the fabric and the afternoon light resting against your skin.
Six months. This was the first time he had seen you in six months.
"Pyaari," he called out, his voice surprisingly soft, but carrying a weight that demanded immediate attention.
You flinched and turned around. Your eyes widened.
You had spent the last six months convincing yourself that keeping your distance was the right thing to do.
Kammo glowed whenever Dharam’s name came up, her cheeks pink, her smile shy. Everyone in the village saw it. Maybe he didn’t, but you did.
She deserved someone who looked at her the way she looked at him. If that someone happened to be Dharam, then you would quietly step aside. It wasn’t a sacrifice, you told yourself.
Just… the kinder thing to do. So you stopped lingering by the well at dawn because he always seemed to know when you would be there. You stopped reading beneath the banyan tree whenever word spread that he was home.
You even thought of to stop wearing the little hair clip he’d brought from the city after he smiled for far too long when he saw you wearing it. Alas it was too pretty to ignore.
Today, you hadn’t gone to the bus stop for the same reason. Kammo should have been the first face he looked for, not yours.
But Dharam had always made you uneasy in ways you couldn’t explain without sounding cruel.
He remembered everything—every book you borrowed, every sweet you refused due to your ick of sweets, every place you escaped to when you wanted to be alone…even the ones no one the entire world knew…. He noticed when you braided your hair differently, when you laughed at another boy’s joke. ESPECIALLY when you laughed at another boy’s jokes.
It should have felt thoughtful. Instead, it felt like being quietly followed by a shadow no one else could see.
Even now, as he stood impossibly close, his eyes fixed on yours with that same unwavering intensity, your stomach tightened.
There was something possessive in the way he looked at you, as though your absence had offended him, as though you belonged somewhere only he had decided. That somewhere being…with him.
You offered him a small, polite smile out of habit, but your fingers curled tighter around the edge of your book. A part of you wanted to take a step back. Another part knew he would notice and it would do no good to anyone.
"Dharamvir... aap aa gaye?!. I... I was just about to—"
"Come."
Dharam cut you off mid justification. He walked towards you, his eyes never leaving yours and stopped just a foot away.
the apprehension in your eyes made him smirk.
Good. You should be nervous. You should know that you belonged to him.
"Tum bus stop pe nahi aai?."
It wasn't a question, far from that— It was an accusation.
His hand shot out, grabbing your wrist. His grip was tight, almost painful. He pulled you closer, his breath ghosting over your delicate nape.
Your breath hitched at the contact.
"Mujhe laga... Kammo aur maa jaa rahe the..."
"Bullshit." His voice was a low growl right next to your ear making you flinch at his rough tone.
“Tum meri ho. Mere ghar lautne pe tum gayab nahi hoti. Kabhi nahi. Chhe mahine se tumhara chehra nahi dekha maine… aur pehli cheez jo tum karti ho, woh mujhse chhupna hai?”
He let go of your wrist and instead cupped your face, his calloused thumb stroking your soft plump cheek.
The touch was gentle now, a stark contrast to his harsh grip. His eyes, dark and intense, searched yours.
“Ik vaari hona…” he whispered, his voice rough around the edges. “Main wapas aa gaya hoon.” His eyes searched yours, desperate, unwavering. “Ab dobara kahin nahi jaa raha. Kabhi nahi.”
He let out a slow breath.
“Meri vest ke andar tumhari tasveer rakhi hai.” A faint, almost broken smile crossed his face. “Tumhari khushboo… ab tak yaad hai mujhe. Roz yaad ki hai.” He shook his head. “Lekin woh kaafi nahi hai.”
He rested his forehead lightly against yours, closing his eyes for a moment. He looked…in peace?
“Mujhe tum poori chahiye.” His voice was barely audible now. “Har hissa. Har din. Main chahta hoon ki duniya mein koi bhi tumhe mujhse zyada na jaane.”
He reached into the pocket of his uniform and pulled out a small packet wrapped in an old handkerchief. The corners were dusty from the long journey home.
Carefully, he unfolded it to reveal a thin silver anklet, its tiny ghungroos giving a soft, shy chime as it settled in his palm.
He had bought it in a village outside Jaisalmer during his deployment, the old woman at the stall insisting it would suit “someone with delicate feet.” He hadn’t bargained.
He had simply thought of you. His thumb brushed over the tiny clasp again and again, almost absentmindedly. It was only an anklet—a simple gift. Yet in his hand, the little hook seemed to linger a moment too long, less like a clasp and more like something to make sure it never slipped away.
Before you could ask what he was doing, Dharam was already kneeling in front of you.
“Dharam…” You instinctively drew your foot back, his declaration has shaken something inside you…as much as you tried to hide it.
He glanced up, his warm eyes now filled with something colder. “Bas. Ek minute.”
There was no impatience in his voice, only the quiet confidence of someone who didn’t expect to be refused.
He eased your sandal off, his fingers warm against your ankle, it made you let out a tiny gasp which seemed to please him immensely. From the handkerchief, he took out the silver anklet and carefully wrapped it around your foot. The tiny bells gave a faint chhan as he fastened the clasp.
“Perfect,” he murmured, almost smiling.
You looked down, assessing the chain. “You really didn’t have to buy me anything.”
“Apni pyaari Ke liye to sab kuch kharid lu main.” His thumb brushed over the chain once, making sure it sat straight against your skin. “Jaisalmer mein dekha toh bas… laga yeh tumhare pairon ke liye hi bana hai.”
You laughed awkwardly, not knowing how to reply. “Kitna sochte ho tum….”
“Sirf tumhare baare mein.”
The words were so matter-of-fact that they landed heavier than if he’d whispered them.
He looked at the anklet for another moment before finally meeting your eyes. “Isse mat utarna.” A small pause. “Jab wapas aaun… main isi mein tumhe dekhna chahta hoon.”
Something about the way he said it made your smile falter. It wasn’t a request, and it wasn’t exactly an order either. It sounded like a certainty—as though, somewhere in his mind, the decision had already been made for you.
He stood up, looking down at your squeamish frame.
"Tonight," he said, his voice returning to that deceptively calm tone. "Ajj raat nu, everyone will be asleep. Main gate te milenga tainu. We are going to the fields. Just you and me."
He let the sentence hang, a predator's smile touching his lips.
"If you don't come..." He let go of your face and the warmth vanished immediately. His eyes hardened. "If you don't come, I will just have to find you again. I will stand outside your window all night. And this time, when I get you, I'm not letting you go. Ever."
He turned and walked away, leaving you trembling by the tree.
Why why why was he like this! Always saying cryptic things and that tone? It always left your mind in a frenzy.
Your breathing was erratic as the weight of his words settled in your being.
What would he do to you? It would be a scandal! If anyone from the close knit village people saw.
It took you a minute to remind yourself that he was temporary, he would go back to the border and you would be off to the city, to pursue a higher education
And then him and kammo could get their happily ever after.
It left a quiet ache in your heart, but it was for the best.
A few weeks more…and he’ll be off your back.
Or so you hoped…
Back at the house, Kammo had watched the entire exchange from the window. She saw him grab you. She saw him whisper to you. She saw the look in his eyes—a look he had never once given her. A look of raw, starving hunger.
Her nails dug into the wooden doorframe, splintering the old paint.
"Kammo, beti, Zara Pani Lana ," his mother called from outside the house, knitting something on the verendah.
Kammo blinked, snapping out of her trance. She turned, her face a mask of pleasant obedience. "Abhi layi maa!."
But inside, her blood was curdling.
You. It was always you. The quiet one. The dreamer. The one who didn't work in the fields. The one who read books while she fried puris. The one Dharamvir asked for first.
Dharamveer loves me, she lied to herself, her fists tight. He just doesn't know it yet. He is confused. I will make him forget her name. I will be the wife of the house. She will leave for her stupid city, and I will stay.
Her eyes hardened as she looked at Dharamvir's bag on the cot. She would unpack his clothes, find his dirty laundry. She would be the one to wash them, to fold them, to place them in the cupboard. That was her job. Her right. Not yours.
You didn’t even care…why was he always behind you…
Meanwhile, Dharamvir was on the roof of the house, leaning against the parapet wall, a cigarette burning between his fingers.
He wasn't watching the sunset. He was watching the path to the banyan tree. He was calm now. The anger was gone, replaced by a cool, satisfied certainty.
He had you trapped. You would come tonight. You had nowhere to run.
The cigarette smoke curled into the air as he smiled to himself, his hand moving to the pocket where the pretty clip rested.
Pyaari... tonight in the fields, I will chain you to me. Forever.
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Disclaimer- i love him smmm, he's my hubby yall 🥺🥺🥺🥺. I need more fics on him. It 2 am and as always I love posting at long past midnight heheheh. Hope y’all like it , also aestgetic inspo from @/angelllk1ssed. Love her smmmmmm.
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When Jazz Met Rocky
Rocky Randhawa x Jasmeet Malhotra (RARKPK X NAMASTEY LONDON CROSSOVER)
The Delhi heat was already ruining Jasmeet’s expensive London blowout, and they hadn't even left the airport parking lot. By the time their convoy reached the sprawling, unashamedly gaudy Randhawa mansion in Karol Bagh, Jazz was ready to book a flight back to Heathrow on her phone.
"I literally told you, Mum, India is just... ew," Jasmeet groaned, using her designer sunglasses to fan herself. "It’s hot, it’s dusty, and why is everyone staring at me? Like, hello? Personal space is a concept that completely bypassed this entire continent."
"Shut up, Jazz," her mother snapped, straightening her own salwar kameez. "The Randhawas are waiting. They are very big people in Delhi. Sweets business, construction, hospitality—they own half this city. Be on your best behavior, or so help me, I will confiscate your credit cards."
"Whatever. I'm counting down the seconds until I can get back to a civilized country."
The heavy iron gates swung open, revealing a driveway lined with marble fountains and at least three customized sports cars. Stepping out of a bright red convertible was a man who looked like a walking disco ball. He wore a silk shirt unbuttoned dangerously low, heavy gold chains, skin-tight jeans, and oversized sunglasses despite the evening shade.
Rocky Randhawa ran a hand through his perfectly gelled hair, struck a pose against the hood, and flashed a blinding smile.
"Oho! Welcome, welcome, London wali madam!" Rocky boomed, throwing his arms wide. "Aapka swagat hai in India! Ji aaya nu!"
Jasmeet stopped dead in her tracks, crossing her arms and looking him up and down with utter disdain. "And you are supposed to be... what? A cheap Bollywood extra?"
Rocky gasped, placing a grand, theatrical hand over his heart, though his grin never faded. "Extra? Madam, Rocky Randhawa is strictly main lead material! Hum toh heartthrob hain Delhi ke. Full demand hai market mein! Waise, your English accent is very heavy, but my English is also very heavy. Strong like iron! I speak, you leak!"
"I think you mean 'mind blown,' you idiot," Jasmeet rolled her eyes, stepping right past him, her stilettos clicking sharply on the marble. "Listen, tum... whatever your name is. Just stay away from me. Mera dimaag kharab mat karo, okay? I don’t do loud, tacky, uneducated boys."
Rocky chuckled, immediately falling into step right beside her, completely unbothered by her razor-sharp attitude. "Oye hoye, itna gussa? Tussi toh bade spicy ho, Jazz banno! But Rocky Randhawa loves a challenge. Hum toh dil jeethne aaye hain. You will see, London forgot karwa dunga tumko!"
"In your dreams, loudmouth," Jasmeet shot back, though as she walked away, she couldn't help but notice that underneath the ridiculous style, he was actually annoyingly handsome.
Dinner at the Randhawa household was not a meal; it was a festival. The massive dining table groaned under the weight of butter chicken, garlic naan, biryani, and endless bowls of sweets. Rocky’s grandmother, the formidable Dhanlaxmi Randhawa, sat at the head of the table, watching Jazz like a hawk.
Jazz sat stiffly, poking at a piece of chicken with her fork as if it might bite her back.
"Jazz, beta, eat something!" Rocky's father urged. "Khao, khao! Look at you, so thin like a stick. In Delhi, we like health!"
"I don't eat oil for dinner, thanks," Jazz said smoothly, her voice dripping with high-society London arrogance. "Yeh khana is, like, totally a heart attack on a plate. Mujhe salad chahiye. Without dressing."
Rocky, who was busy piling three entire naans onto his plate, choked on his water. He wiped his mouth with a silk handkerchief and leaned over the table toward her.
"Oye, Jazz! What is this 'salad-walad'? Ghaas-phoos khaake how you will survive the Delhi winter? Look at this butter chicken. Asli makhkhan hai, pure Amul! One bite and you will go 'wow, Rocky, you are my cow!'"
Jazz glared at him, her eyes narrowing. "Tum apna muh band karo, Rocky. You have no manners. Tumko cholesterol pata hai kya hota hai? No, because your brain is made of butter."
Rocky grinned, completely charmed by her insults. "Brain is temporary, butter chicken is permanent, baby! Aur hamara brain is very sharp. Ask anybody in Delhi University, my attendance was zero but my swag was hero!"
"Clearly," Jazz scoffed, turning her back to him. "Mum, can we go to a proper restaurant tomorrow? Like, a Nobu or something? I can't handle this desi madness."
Before her mother could apologize, Rocky chimed in. "Nobu? Who is Nobu? Some Japanese guy? Forget him! Tomorrow, Rocky Randhawa will take you to Chandni Chowk. I will show you real taste, real heritage, real crowd!"
"I would rather drink poison," Jazz said sweetly.
"Poison bhi pila denge, but first, try the gulaab jamun," Rocky winked as he shoved a gulaab jamun in Jasmeet's face.
Against her absolute will, Jazz found herself squeezed into the passenger seat of Rocky's red convertible the next afternoon. She had tried to wear a designer sundress, but her mother had forced her into a pastel kurta. Jazz had compromised by wearing her heaviest combat boots and dark sunglasses, looking like a grumpy pop star forced onto a tour bus.
The streets of Old Delhi were a chaotic symphony of honking rickshaws, shouting vendors, and overwhelming smells. Jazz held a handkerchief to her nose.
"This is humanly impossible," she shrieked over the noise of a passing scooter. "Yahan kitna traffic hai! And the noise! Mera sir dukh raha hai, Rocky! Take me back to the hotel!"
"Arre, tension nahi lene ka, Jazz princess!" Rocky shouted back, expertly weaving the car through a gap that looked three inches wide. "This is called vibe! This is the heartbeat of India! Look there—jalebi wala! Best in the world since 1947!"
"I don't care about 1947!" Jazz yelled.
Suddenly, a massive cow decided to take a casual stroll right into the middle of the narrow street, blocking the car completely. Rocky slammed on the brakes, causing Jazz to fly forward.
"Oh my God!" Jazz screamed, pointing a manicured finger at the animal. "There is a monster in the road! Yeh kya hai? Shoo! Go away, you stupid animal!"
Rocky burst out laughing, leaning his elbows on the steering wheel to watch her panic. "Oye, respect the Gaiya Mata, Jazz! She is not monster, she is our local traffic police. Wait, let me handle this."
Rocky cleared his throat, leaned out of the car, and made a series of loud, clicking noises with his tongue. "Hutt! Hutt, beta! Side ho ja," he crooned. The cow looked at Rocky, blinked lazily, and slowly ambled over to the pavement.
Jazz stared at him, her mouth slightly open. "Did you... did you just hypnotize a cow?"
"Skill, baby. Engineering nahi ki toh kya hua, animal psychology toh aati hai," Rocky said, puffing out his chest proudly. He turned to her, his tone dropping into a smooth, teasing register. "See? India is not dirty, India is magic. And Rocky is the magician. Tum bas feel karo."
Jazz caught herself staring at his smile and quickly looked away, a faint blush creeping up her neck. "Whatever. Tum bohot annoying ho."
That evening, the Randhawas hosted a massive cocktail party to honor their guests from London. The theme was traditional, and after a two-hour battle with her mother, Jazz finally emerged wearing a stunning, emerald green saree. It was modernly draped, showing off her waist, but undeniably traditional.
She walked down the grand staircase of the mansion, feeling awkward and out of place in the heavy silk.
At the bottom of the stairs stood Rocky. For once, he wasn't wearing neon. He wore a sharp, midnight-blue bandhgala suit that fit his broad shoulders perfectly. His hair was neat, and for a second, he didn't look like a loud Delhi boy—he looked like royalty.
When he saw Jazz, his jaw literally dropped. He forgot to speak.
Jazz paused on the steps, feeling her heart do a weird, uncharacteristic flutter. She quickly covered it with a sneer. "What? Kya dekh rahe ho? Is it looking weird? I knew it, this outfit is trash."
Rocky took a step forward, his usual loud demeanor completely vanishing. He looked up at her, his eyes warm and entirely sincere.
"Trash? Oye, if this is trash, then whole world is garbage, Jazz," Rocky breathed, his voice dropping into a low, raspy Punjabi cadence. "Tussi toh... you are looking like a bomb, yaa. Total patakha. Meri toh English finish ho gayi aapko dekh ke."
Jazz’s sarcastic comeback died in her throat. She cleared her throat, stepping down to his level. "Don't be ridiculous, Rocky. Tum zyada flirt mat karo."
"I am not flirting, I am stating the facts," Rocky said, offering his arm with surprising chivalry. "Today, London is looking very beautiful in Delhi."
Jazz looked at his offered arm, hesitated for a fraction of a second, and then slipped her hand through it. "Only for tonight, Randhawa. Don't get any ideas."
"Ideas toh bohot hain, Jazz," Rocky whispered as they walked into the party together. "Abhi toh execution baaki hai."
By midnight, the party was in full swing. The DJ was blasting heavy Punjabi beats, and the dance floor was a blur of flashing lights and expensive whiskey glasses.
Jazz sat at a VIP booth, sipping a gin and tonic, watching the madness with a small, secret smile. She wouldn't admit it out loud, but the energy was infectious. It was chaotic, loud, and entirely alive—completely different from the stiff, polite parties she attended in Mayfair.
Suddenly, Rocky appeared in front of her, dripping with sweat and absolute joy. He held out his hand.
"Come on, London! Aaja, dance karte hain!"
"Absolutely not," Jazz said, pulling back. "I don't do... whatever it is you are doing out there. Mujhe nahi aata Bhangra."
"I will teach you! Very easy!" Rocky insisted, grabbing her hand gently but firmly and pulling her to her feet. "Just put your hands in the air like you are picking apples, and then rotate your wrist like you are driving a tractor! Simple!"
"Picking apples? Driving a tractor? Are you insane?" Jazz laughed, but she let him drag her to the center of the floor.
The music shifted to a fast, heavy beat. Rocky started dancing with infinite energy, his shoulders moving in perfect rhythm. Jazz stood frozen for a moment, but as Rocky winked at her and did a hilarious, exaggerated dance move to make her laugh, she finally cracked.
She let go of her London inhibitions. She tossed her head back, raised her arms, and began to move. She was graceful, sassy, and matched his energy beat for beat.
The crowd cheered around them, but Rocky only had eyes for her. He spun her around, catching her by the waist as the song ended on a dramatic beat. They were both breathing heavily, faces inches apart.
"See?" Rocky laughed, his chest heaving against hers. "I told you! India is in your blood, Jazz. Tum mana karo ya haan karo, your heart is desi."
Jazz looked up into his bright, adoring eyes. For the first time since she landed, she didn't feel disgusted by the heat, the noise, or the chaos. She actually felt... home.
She leaned in slightly, a wicked, sassy smirk returning to her lips. "Maybe India isn't so bad, Rocky. But tum abhi bhi bohot loud ho."
Rocky tightened his grip on her waist, his smile spreading wide. "Loud toh hona padega na, madam. Otherwise, how my voice will reach all the way to London?"
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