Joe Alfred's Book
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Haven Of Love
In the clash between tradition and modernity, Arjun Mehra and Meera Kapoor are unceremoniously pushed into an arranged marriage they do not want. In facing their fears and desires, they begin their journey of discovery with each other, wherein Arjun is bound by his family expectations, and Meera is willing to sacrifice her independence. There exists a perpetual tug-of-war in which love and duty fight between them: a battle between what is expected and what they want. A tug that wants to try to put one on top of the other. Yet, they need to learn that true love is not possession, it is compromise, understanding, and courage to accept change. Will they be able to imagine living together, or will they be trapped in the shackles of the past? The plot outline thus gives us a wonderful growth of both characters and displays strong conflict and emotional moments. It puts a lot of weight on the dynamics of forced relationships and arranged marriages, but allowing the characters leeway to challenge that tradition and show love the way they want.