It’s not PAIN but STRENGTH: Falling is okay but Rise with Double Strength

<p>Nritya&mdash;ambitious passionate and full of dreams. Her journey takes a sharp turn when emotions she hadn&rsquo;t prepared for start to unfold. She develops feelings for Rishi&mdash;her longtime friend who unknowingly becomes a quiet anchor in her heart. In chasing those emotions she drifts from her goals.</p><p>Conflicted and uncertain she gets into a relationship with Hruthik a caring man whose love feels safe yet stifling. Now trapped between what she thought she wanted and what she truly needs.</p><p>As the narrative unfolds you&rsquo;ll begin to see Hruthik for who he truly is&mdash;a man layered with depth and dignity. His character reveals itself slowly and by the end you just might find yourself rooting for him.<br/>But this is ultimately Nritya&rsquo;s story&mdash;one of falling failing and finding herself again. Her regrets don&rsquo;t define her. Her hope does. She&rsquo;s resilient. She&rsquo;s strong. And when the world tries to write her ending she picks up the pen herself.<br/>&ldquo;It&rsquo;s Not Pain but Strength&rdquo; is a reminder that sometimes the deepest hurts lead us to our greatest awakenings.</p>