Someday, Sometime

While growing up in a working-class immigrant family, Sayli Talpade learns early that stability matters more than dreams. When her brother's life trajectory changes after a devastating accident, Sayli steps in without hesitation, choosing responsibility over desire and certainty over passion, all while telling herself that love can wait. Her crush, Vikram, has spent his life running in the opposite direction. Raised in privilege yet starved of emotional connection, he knows that staying means facing things he isn't ready to confront. After moving to New York, Vikram builds a life defined by movement and reinvention. But beneath it all is a guilt he cannot escape-a single night that altered more than one life, including Sayli's. When their paths cross again years later, neither of them is who they once were. What begins as familiarity slowly deepens into something harder to ignore. As they travel through India together, the past they've both tried to outrun begins to catch up. But love comes with risk. Sayli must decide if she can finally choose herself-and Vikram must determine whether he deserves a second chance at all. Someday, Sometime is a deeply emotional story about love, guilt, and the courage it takes to choose yourself after years of putting everyone else first.