Jibon Saathi

Priyam, a simple and independent girl, marries Sankalpa, but soon learns that he is in love with her sister Jhelum. The plot then explores whether Priyam can win Sankalpa’s affection despite this tangled family dynamic. The series follows her struggle to reconcile her marriage with the rivalry.

The production is a programme delivered as a single episode, centred on the character of Priyam. She is portrayed as a simple, independent girl whose story forms the core of the narrative. In the episode Priyam marries Sankalpa, but the marriage is immediately complicated. Sankalpa’s affections lie elsewhere – he is in love with Priyam’s sister, Jhelum. This creates a tense love triangle that drives the plot forward, placing Priyam in a difficult position with her husband’s heart directed toward her sibling. Priyam’s straightforward nature and self‑reliance are tested by the situation. She must navigate the reality of being wed to a man whose feelings are already pledged to someone else, while also dealing with the familial bond she shares with Jhelum. The central question the episode raises is whether Priyam can win Sankalpa’s love despite these obstacles. It leaves viewers wondering how she will respond to the challenge and whether her independence will help her reshape the dynamics of her marriage.