Billionaire Mira built her son Ethan's home, but his new mother-in-law Kavita moves in and pushes Mira out. When Mira cuts off the deed and her fortune, Ethan must prove he deserves the family legacy. Will he grow up before he loses everything?
That's different. I'm Divya's mother. though. Ethan, is that how you see it? Mom, Kavita's just blunt. But we're married. We've got this. Stop trying to run our lives. That home they keep calling their own? I bought
it in cash. Today, I was going to hand over the deed. Mom, what's that? Your wedding Not anymore. Mom. Mira, it's a wedding. Why are you throwing a fit? No fit. I just Some things are better kept in the hands of an outsider. Mom, wait!
Ethan, I was going to tell you who I really was tonight. But you're nowhere near ready. Mom, it's my wedding day. You're really walking out over a few offhand remarks?
It's not her words, Ethan. I asked if you thought I should stay away from that house. And you didn't say no. Mira, my mom can be blunt.
I get it. But she's just scared if both parents move in, we're all going to end up walking on eggshells. Divya, stop making excuses. I'm moving in to look after my own daughter. Mira has her own apartment and a diner to run. She has her own life. Once a boy gets married, a mother needs to know when to bow out.
Kavita, please, just drop it. Mom, you know how she is. Just let it go. Why is it always me who have to back down?