Jibon Saathi

Priyam, a simple and independent woman, enters into marriage with Sankalpa, even though he harbours feelings for her sister Jhelum. The plot centres on Priyam’s attempts to win his devotion and keep their relationship intact, as emotional tension builds between the three siblings.

The piece is a short programme presented as a single episode. It follows a straightforward narrative that centres on the lives of three closely linked characters, offering a compact story that unfolds within the episode’s limited run. At the heart of the plot is Priyam, a modest yet self‑reliant young woman who enters into marriage with Sankalpa. The union, however, is complicated by the fact that Sankalpa’s affections are directed elsewhere – he harbours a deep love for Priyam’s sister, Jhelum. This love triangle creates an immediate tension between duty and desire. The storyline then pivots on Priyam’s response to the situation. Despite her simple nature, she is faced with the challenge of confronting her husband’s lingering feelings for Jhelum. The episode explores how Priyam navigates this emotional landscape, questioning whether she can influence Sankalpa’s heart and secure his loyalty. Ultimately, the central query that drives the episode is whether Priyam will be able to win Sankalpa over, overcoming the obstacle posed by his attachment to her sister. The narrative leaves viewers pondering the outcome of this personal struggle, as the characters grapple with love, commitment and the hope of reconciliation.