Shravani

Subham (2025) tosses you headfirst into the messy, unpredictable world of Shravani, a woman who’s just trying to keep her head above water in a city that never really cared about her in the first place. Life’s been handing her lemons since day one, but she’s got this wild stubborn streak—she just refuses to let the world win. She’s hustling through a string of odd jobs, dodging nosy relatives, and juggling complicated friendships that flip between fierce loyalty and backstabbing chaos in a heartbeat. Then Subham shows up. He’s charming in that “this guy’s trouble” kind of way, but there’s something about him—maybe it’s the way he gets under Shravani’s skin, or the fact that he actually listens when she talks. Their paths keep crossing, sometimes on purpose, sometimes by total accident (or is it fate screwing with them?). As the city pulses around them—loud, unforgiving, beautiful—they get tangled up in a mess of secrets, old grudges, and choices that never seem simple. Nobody’s a saint here. Shravani’s got baggage you could fill a train with, and Subham’s not exactly Mr. Perfect either. But there’s this spark between them, something raw and real, like hope fighting its way through all the noise. It’s messy, it’s honest, and it just might change everything—if they don’t screw it up first.