Arav Chowdhury

(1994, Bishnupur)
Juhi was a simple 16-year-old village girl from a humble family. She had fair skin, knee-length hair, and a sweet face. Cheerful and innocent, she easily got along with everyone.
Arav Chowdhury, 28, was the eldest grandson of the powerful Chowdhury family. Tall, dusky, and bearded, he was serious, hot-tempered, and feared by everyone at home. Despite his mother and grandmother's efforts, he had never agreed to marry.
One stormy night, while returning from work, heavy rain forced Arav and his two companions to take shelter at Juhi's house. Unknown to him, his enemies had bribed one of his men to ruin him. The man deliberately struck Arav on the head, leaving him unconscious.
That night, only Juhi and her younger sister Mihi were home. Knowing about Juhi, Arav's enemies chose her house. They carried the unconscious Arav inside, placed him on a bed, locked the door from outside, and fled.
Hearing the noise, Juhi rushed there. Frightened, she asked who they were, but they left without answering. Juhi desperately tried to open the door while watching the unconscious man.
Soon, Arav regained consciousness and tried to open the door. Just then, his enemy Muhib arrived with several villagers and falsely accused Arav of having an illicit relationship with Juhi.
Without hearing their explanation, the villagers forcibly married them.
Juhi spent the entire ordeal crying, while Arav burned with rage.
Now Arav entered the Chowdhury mansion with an angry expression, while Juhi followed beside him, tears continuously streaming down her face.