What if loneliness could bend reality with nothing but pencil and paper?
In Delhi's chaotic dating scene, Medha Sharma sketches her frustration into art-until the night her drawing comes to life. One thunderstorm, one impossible morning, and suddenly she can create perfect men who exist for exactly twenty-four hours before vanishing like dreams.
But magic, like love, demands a price. Each flawless romance leaves her hungrier for more, addicted to designing connection rather than discovering it. When she meets Kabir-beautifully flawed, frustratingly real, utterly beyond her control-Medha faces an impossible choice.
Some strokes can't be erased. Some hearts can't be drawn. And sometimes, the most beautiful art is learning when to put down the pencil and let life surprise you.
A luminous exploration of modern love, creative power, and the courage to embrace imperfection.