Devotees of each other

In the snow-covered mountains of 1850s Bhaderwah, Mishri Kotwal and Veer Bhagat loved each other quietly — through stolen glances, handwritten letters, riverside meetings, and promises whispered beneath falling snow. But theirs was not a love the world believed in. In a village where girls were taught to lower their eyes, obey traditions, and bury their feelings before they could bloom, Mishri and Veer became each other’s safest place… and greatest fear. They were not merely lovers. They were devotees of each other. A story of longing, devotion, sacrifice, and a love so deep that even fate began pulling them apart. Because sometimes, when love becomes too pure… the universe itself cannot bear it.