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The celebrity actor and the best PR girl in town Aadith Varma is the hottest guy in Bollywood – in keeping with his latest movie role, he is known as the ultimate romantic hero.Until his PR manager ruins his reputation by conveying him as the ultimate playboy! Aadith needs someone to help redeem his image fast, the movie’s success depends upon it. That person has to be Nina Shah, she’s the best PR person in the business, except he and Nina have a past.Nina doesn’t want the job, she once lived next door to Aadith and had a crush on him, but devastatingly, he rejected her advances, thinking that she was too young. Nina was crushed, and has avoided bumping into him in the film industry. Now they are face to face again. Aadith sees that Nina is all grown up and absolutely gorgeous, but he is not interested in marriage.Nina knows that this time she needs to protect her heart from Aardith and she will certainly stand up to him. Sparks might fly between them, but resisting each other? That’s Impossible!

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