Tujhyasathi Tujhyasang (2025)

Teja, son of a wealthy, influential family ruled by the strict matriarch Maisaheb, lives under a life of expectations and family duty. His life is all about upholding status, keeping to tradition, and keeping Maisaheb happy.

Teja encounters Vaidehi one day, who lives a very different life. She has her own values, aspirations, and maybe less privilege or less interest in the baubles of power. Teja is immediately smitten by love at first sight when he lays eyes on her.

But being in love is only the start of the battle:
Vaidehi is not initially attracted to Teja. Her reservations stem from differences in their backgrounds, values, and possibly in her own doubts about fitting in with Teja's sphere.

Teja needs to win Vaidehi over emotionally, as well as defeat the social and familial obstacles in his way—most of all, Maisaheb's disapproval.

The conflict is about whether Vaidehi will reciprocate Teja's love, whether Teja can overcome the demands of family, and whether Maisaheb's dominance can be countered.

In the end, the series is about love versus tradition, power dynamics in families, choices & self-identity, and whether love transcends social boundaries.