Blood Money for My Daughter’s Death

On Diwali night, my little sister was sacrificed to save the master’s daughter—her blood bought us a place in the Sharma mansion, but our lives were traded for their power. Now orphaned and branded as the servant’s son, I must smile and serve the very girl my family died to protect, haunted by betrayal and the bitter taste of jalebis we could never afford. But even as the world calls it a good bargain, I vow revenge: one day, I will make the Sharmas pay for every drop of blood my family spilled.

Amit watched his mother’s throat slit for thirty rupees, then was trafficked and torn from his brother, forced to live under a stolen name. Years later, haunted by nightmares and burning for revenge, he risks everything to reclaim his true identity—and find the brother he lost. But in a world where children are bought and sold like cattle, will Amit’s search bring him home, or destroy what’s left of his heart?

When five schoolgirls accuse their bus driver of molestation, a storm erupts in their small colony—media outrage, shattered families, a mother’s suicide, and a man condemned. But behind the headlines, one father discovers a chilling secret: his own daughter fabricated the story out of childish revenge. Now, trapped between guilt, fear, and the weight of his daughter’s lie, he must choose—protect his family, or fight to save an innocent life destroyed by a single word.

Ananya took twenty-five lakhs from Arjun’s mother, aborted their child, and became the colony’s biggest scandal. Six years later, desperate and alone, she begs her ex—now a powerful businessman with a perfect fiancée—for money to save her secret, dying son. When Arjun finally learns the truth, he must choose between the woman who ruined him and the child he never knew existed.

After being killed by the family she sacrificed everything for, Ritika wakes up at the very moment her greedy stepsister is about to chase a Dubai prince. This time, she won’t save them—she’ll send them all to the fate they deserve, no matter the cost. In a world where blood means nothing and betrayal is currency, Ritika is done paying for their dreams with her life.

Sia’s stubborn wish for a broken city bungalow shatters her family’s hopes when a demolition order stains their new home in blood-red letters. Neighbours gossip, old wounds reopen, and her parents must choose between their daughter’s happiness and everything they’ve sacrificed. In a world where daughters are rarely enough, can Sia’s luck turn ruin into a new beginning—or will her stubbornness curse the family forever?

On the night his mother lands in the ICU, Arjun begs his new bride Priya to use her wedding shagun money for the hospital bills. Priya refuses—demanding a promissory note, then cutting their ATM card, even as her own father pleads for help. As family WhatsApps explode and the police are called, love turns to war, and a single envelope of cash threatens to shatter marriage, loyalty, and blood ties forever.

A cursed ceiling fan claimed the life of their beloved son, leaving a family’s kirana shop haunted by whispers and dread. When a mysterious beggar warns of a midnight reckoning, old wounds reopen—and a stranger’s arrival under the fan stirs restless spirits. As the storm rages, a child’s innocent voice reveals the chilling truth: some debts of blood can never be repaid, and not every ghost wants to leave.

Lakshmi, a forgotten spirit, is haunted by a grieving girl who mistakes her grave for her mother’s. When the child collapses, bloodied and desperate, begging for a reunion with her martyred mother, Lakshmi must choose: move on to a privileged rebirth or sacrifice everything to answer a dying child’s plea. The dead cannot rest until justice is done—will Lakshmi defy fate itself for the orphan who calls her ‘Ma’?

On her wedding night, Meera’s husband drunkenly gambles away their entire dowry to greedy relatives in a rigged card game. Humiliated and cornered, her family is forced to pay a debt that could ruin them—unless Meera risks everything, including her new home, by sitting at the table herself. In a village where izzat is everything and betrayal cuts deeper than any blade, Meera must outplay her own blood to win back her life.

Rohan thought love would conquer all, until Ananya’s family demanded dowry after dowry—each demand crueler than the last. When his father is left broken in a hospital after trying to fulfill their greed, Rohan must choose: sacrifice everything for marriage, or stand up against a tradition that could destroy his family. In a world where every relationship has a price tag, how much will he pay before love turns to ashes?

When her dead father rises with a stranger’s soul, she hopes for miracles—but instead, he sells her to a powerful old master in the city. Trapped in servitude, her only escape is learning to read in secret, while betrayal and poverty threaten to crush her spirit. Will she find her lost sister, or will her fate be decided by the whims of the living and the dead?