Total Mismatch

Total Mismatch

The story follows Sunny and Sia as a romance repeatedly tested by class, family pressure, and corporate power games. Sunny first appears as a gym trainer with a hidden billionaire life, and he deliberately keeps his wealth secret because he wants to be loved for himself rather than for money or status. That choice puts him in constant conflict with Ronit and other arrogant rivals who use humiliation, jealousy, and class insults to control the people around them. Sia, a powerful CEO and heiress, is pulled into the same world of public betrayal and family scrutiny, and her bond with Sunny grows through confrontation as much as affection. Their chemistry deepens through teasing, support, and shared defiance, even when the relationship is treated as fake, strategic, or temporary by others. Family pressure quickly raises the stakes, with a grandmother, father figures, and other relatives pushing marriage deadlines and approval tests tied to inheritance and company shares. Sunny is repeatedly tested in domestic and social settings, including kitchen challenges and public contests, but he keeps proving his worth through confidence, skill, and refusal to be treated like property. Sia also fights to keep control of her future, resisting attempts to force her into a marriage that would protect business interests at the cost of her freedom. The conflict expands into boardroom warfare when rivals use a pendant, a no-confidence motion, debt pressure, and takeover threats to corner her. Sunny becomes more than a romantic interest in that struggle, since he also offers business insight and a possible alternative path to saving the company. Public events such as charity competitions and dance-offs turn into arenas where pride, humiliation, and attraction are all on display. Sia is mocked and doubted, but Sunny encourages her to trust herself, and together they win admiration that forces earlier mockers to apologize. Even as their bond strengthens, the story keeps returning to marriage as leverage, with rivals trying to turn love into a transaction and control into a contract. A wedding deadline, a proposal ring, and repeated tests of sincerity make it harder for either of them to separate romance from survival. The final stretch becomes especially chaotic when wedding celebrations are disrupted by competing claims, accusations of cheating, and a false wife-and-child story. Sunny works to clear his name while a recorded call and exposed deception weaken the claims against him. Yash remains a major rival throughout, using wealth, mockery, and marriage negotiations to assert control over Sia. By the end of the batch digests, the central stakes are clear: Sunny and Sia must protect both their love and their dignity while surviving family schemes, corporate threats, and public attempts to decide their future for them.