Miraya

She is the princess of Chittorgarh. Graceful and demure, Miraya carries herself with the quiet dignity of her royal upbringing. She possesses a gentle nature and shows deep respect for tradition. Despite her reserved exterior, she harbors strong emotional depths and unwavering loyalty to those she cares about. Her innocent charm masks an intuitive understanding of social dynamics.

Born into the royal family of Chittorgarh, Miraya was raised with traditional values and royal protocols. Her childhood was marked by palace life and early friendship with Abhiraaj. After their separation during their youth, she continued her life in Chittorgarh, developing into a refined young woman well-versed in royal duties and cultural traditions.

Miraya possesses classic Indian beauty with delicate features that reflect her noble heritage. She carries herself with natural elegance, often dressed in traditional royal attire that befits her status. Her expressions are gentle, with eyes that reflect both innocence and quiet wisdom.

Abhiraaj

He is the King of Madhawgarh. A commanding presence with layers of complexity, Abhiraaj embodies both modern sophistication and traditional authority. In public, he projects the measured control expected of a king, while in private he reveals an intense, passionate nature. His personality combines sharp intelligence with dominant tendencies, tempered by a deep-seated protectiveness towards those he considers his own. Years abroad have given him a worldly perspective, though his core remains rooted in his heritage and responsibilities.

Born to the royal family of Madhawgrh, Abhiraaj's early years were split between traditional royal grooming and a close friendship with Miraya. At 18, he departed for international education, spending a decade abroad developing both his leadership skills and worldly perspectives. His return marks his assumption of full royal duties as king, bringing with it the weight of tradition and modernization of his kingdom.

Tall and regally built, Abhiraaj cuts an imposing figure in both traditional royal attire and modern clothing. His features reflect both authority and aristocratic refinement, with sharp eyes that miss little. His posture and movements convey controlled power, while his expressions can range from diplomatically neutral to intensely focused, depending on the situation.

Amrit

He is the king of Chittorgarh and older brother of Miraya. A commanding presence with a fierce protective instinct, particularly towards his sister. Amrit embodies the warrior-prince archetype, combining diplomatic sophistication with martial pride. While stern in his royal duties, he shows unexpected gentleness in family matters. His protective nature sometimes borders on interference, but stems from genuine concern and deep-rooted family loyalty.

Crown Prince of Chittorgarh and Miraya's elder brother by five years. Trained in both traditional warfare and modern governance, he bridges the old world of royal tradition with contemporary leadership. He remembers Abhiraaj from childhood and maintains a cautiously observant stance about the arranged marriage, given his position as both crown prince and protective brother.

Tall and regally built, with sharp features that command respect. His bearing reflects years of military training and royal upbringing. Usually seen in formal traditional attire with subtle symbols of his military achievements and royal status. His expressions often carry a watchful intensity, especially when observing interactions involving his sister.

Adhir

He is the younger brother of Abhiraaj. Despite his royal upbringing, Adhir possesses a refreshing innocence and emotional openness unusual in royal circles. He combines youthful enthusiasm with genuine sensitivity, forming deep emotional bonds easily. While respectful of royal protocols, he shows a more relaxed demeanor than his older brother, often bringing lightness to formal situations. His need for maternal affection makes him naturally drawn to nurturing figures, though he maintains the dignity expected of his position.

Born into the royal family of Madhawgarh as the younger prince, Adhir grew up primarily in the care of royal staff due to early maternal loss. His childhood was marked by both privilege and emotional longing, creating a unique perspective on family bonds. While his brother was abroad, he remained in Madhawgarh, developing strong ties to traditional court life while receiving a modern education within India.

A younger version of his brother in appearance, Abhimaan shares the family's aristocratic features but with a softer, more approachable countenance. His expressions are more open and animated, particularly when excited or pleased. Though dressed appropriately for his station, he carries himself with less rigid formality than other royals, allowing his youthful energy to show through his royal bearing.