Plot
Manorama "Rama" Paranjape is the daughter of business tycoon Girish Paranjape and his wife Lavanya. She is spoilt and reckless due to the influence of her elitist mother. In contrast, Raghav Purohit is the middle child of the local priest Gajanan Purohit and is often praised as an exemplary son, which causes envy within his elder brother, Kartikeya. One morning, Raghav is tasked with observing a ritual where he must bear Devi's idol on his shoulders and walk a certain distance without stopping. At the same time, Rama recklessly drives her car into the procession. Raghav steps over Rama's car and continues his ritual, which enrages her. That same day, when Gajanan suddenly becomes unwell, Raghav officiates a ceremony for Girish on his father's behalf. Rama is angered when Raghav orders her to wear a traditional attire. Raghav finds out that Girish has remarried to a different wife called Pavitra, and honours her alongside Lavanya, with whom this incident does not sit well with. At the end of the ceremony, Girish is inspired by Raghav's speech and decides to make Rama his business heir, but only after she completes three months of employment at a software solutions company. Rama reluctantly applies for a job and gets selected, only to find out that Raghav has also joined the same company at the same time. Since then, Rama vows to bully Raghav until he quits the company.
Many incidents take place, but none of Rama's schemes work against Raghav. As time passes, Rama gradually changes her opinion about Raghav and develops feelings for him. Meanwhile, Gajanan becomes increasingly worried after reading Raghav's horoscope and deliberately scolds him to prevent a feud between his two sons. One day, Girish becomes exasperated with Rama's irresponsible behaviour. He blames Lavanya for being such a bad influence to Rama and coerces her to let their daughter stay at the Purohits’ house for a month. He blackmails Lavanya by threatening to show the evidence of her attempt to abort Rama, should she not do so. It is revealed that Lavanya was utterly neglectful towards Rama until the latter was two years old, and the only reason Lavanya pampers Rama is to prevent her from loving her stepmother Pavitra. Initially, Gajanan is not pleased about Rama staying with them, however Raghav and Shalini encourage her to follow his family's conventions. Slowly and gradually, Rama adapts to the Purohits' customs and falls for Raghav. Behind Girish's and Rama's backs, Lavanya arranges Rama's marriage with Manasi and Mandar's son, Varun, who happens to be in love with Rama's stepsister Arushi, who informs Rama about the entire matter, and the two accordingly proceed to stop their parents. Lavanya is enraged when she learns that she can no longer manipulate Rama to her whims and fancies, so she vows to destroy the Purohits in retaliation. She attempts to tarnish the honour of Raghav's younger sister, Shruti, by making her fall in love with a conman hired by her, however Rama inadvertently thwarts it. Later, Lavanya seizes the Purohits' house, forcing them to move elsewhere. Rama and Girish anonymously provide another residence to the Purohits. Afterwards, during a festival, Lavanya hires burglars to steal the sacred jewels from the Purohits, but Rama retrieves them with Raghav's help. Eventually, Rama is horrified to learn of Lavanya's wicked schemes. When Lavanya plans yet another scheme to reduce the Purohits to poverty, Rama and Girish disown her and throw her out of the house. Lavanya vows to take revenge on Girish and the Purohits, while Girish forbids his family from interacting with Lavanya. Later, Girish reluctantly allows Lavanya to return home on Gajanan's insistence. Lavanya pretends to be a good woman in an attempt to manipulate Rama, but this time, she refuses to give in. As time goes along, Lavanya gains the approval of Pavitra and her daughter Arushi as she acts like a responsible and respectful housewife while plotting her revenge against the Purohits. During this time, Arushi reveals her feelings towards Varun and the two decide to get married. Rama also admits her love for Raghav to her friends and Raghav reveals it to Pooja and Narayan. Raghav decides to propose to Rama, but just as he is about to do it he gets a call from Pooja and leaves immediately without saying a word to Rama. Rama becomes extremely concerned and agitated as she tries to get an answer from Raghav, but he does not talk to her due to the insistence of Pooja. Shalini becomes concerned by Rama and Raghav's behaviour and calls both of them to talk. Rama tells her about her feelings for Raghav and she approves of their match, and Rama challenges her that she will get Raghav to admit his feelings for him. However, when she is unsuccessful, she decides to move overseas to the US immediately, as she has no joy living in Nashik. When Raghav learns of this, he is torn between his word to Pooja and his love for Rama. In the end, he decides to catch her at the airport and reveal his feelings to her. He manages to catch her in time and tells her how he feels, and the two are overjoyed.
As days go by, tensions arise, which threaten to impede Rama and Raghav's romance. Rama decides to break up with Raghav, but the couple end up eloping. Over the months, Lavanya makes numerous attempts to break Rama away from the Purohit family. Eventually, Rama tricks Lavanya into confessing her wicked deeds and the latter is arrested. Lavanya makes one last attempt by sending goons to kill Raghav, but it fails. Shalini emphatically tells Lavanya to stay away from Rama and threatens her with dire consequences.
One year later, Rama establishes a Vedic Gurukul with the help of the Purohit family. Rama and Raghav fondly reminisce the events that brought them together and express their gratitude for their marriage.
