Aanya Sharma has spent her life craving family. Growing up in Mumbai's Little Stars Orphanage taught her that love is something you create, not something you're born into. So when she's hired as a nanny for Advait Singhania's three-year-old son Aarav, she sees it as more than a job—it's a chance to give a lonely child the warmth she once desperately needed. Advait Singhania is a man drowning in grief and control. Two years after losing his wife, the tech CEO has built walls around his heart, hiding behind 47 rules and rigid schedules to protect his son from more pain. But Aanya's sunshine personality and gentle persistence begin cracking his carefully constructed armor. As Aarav plays matchmaker with innocent wisdom, and Advait's grandmother schemes from the sidelines, three broken souls discover that family isn't about perfection—it's about showing up, building forts on Monday mornings, and learning that the best love stories often begin with someone who refuses to give up on you.