A fierce battle of wills ensues between the illustrious Shikdar family. As Mishu's in-laws arrive, his mother-in-law, Rahela Shikder, blocks his path and declares in a commanding voice, "Stay away from my son." Overwhelmed with fear and shock, Mishu helplessly watches her husband, Karnav, by her mother's side. Despite the turmoil, Mishu's father-in-law, Kunj, stands by her, insisting that she deserves respect and a place in their home.

Karnav, a respected lecturer at Sirajganj Government College, finds himself torn between family responsibilities and his own feelings. Mishu is adamant about not accepting her as his wife, even though she is pressured to marry him to save her from a terrible situation. Still, her father's unwavering support for Mishu is a ray of hope in this stormy family.

Rachel's determination to prevent the marriage only intensifies the conflict, leading to heated exchanges and emotional conflict. Mishu, caught in the crossfire, struggles to find her place in a family that sees her as an intruder.

In the chaos, Rumpa, Karnav's younger sister, emerges as an unexpected ally for Mishu. His bond with Mishu brings a sense of warmth and belonging, offering a stark contrast to Rachel's hostility. Rumpa's cheerful protest against her mother's harshness reveals the possibility of acceptance and change within the family dynamic.

As Mishu navigates the complexities of her new life, questions of love and acceptance loom large. Can Karnav overcome his initial resistance and find love for the woman thrust into his life? Will Rachel's rigid stance soften after seeing Mishu's strength and resilience? And most importantly, can Mishu make a place for himself in a family that is reluctant to embrace him?

"Will love come?" A poignant story of struggle, resilience, and the search for acceptance. It delves into the complex web of family relationships, exploring how love can blossom even in the most unexpected circumstances. Through Mishu's journey, the story beautifully depicts the transformative power of love and the enduring power of the human spirit.