Virat Lodha, at 38, was the epitome of success—a self-made billionaire whose empire spanned real estate, tech startups, and luxury hotels across India. His sharp suits, commanding presence in boardrooms, and fleet of luxury cars painted a picture of unyielding power. But beneath that facade lay a heart tethered to one person: his twin younger brother, Vishisht. Born just minutes apart, the brothers had been inseparable since childhood. When their parents perished in a tragic car accident twenty years ago, leaving them orphaned at 18, they became each other's anchor in a stormy sea. Virat, the elder by those precious minutes, took charge—building his business from scratch while ensuring Vishisht pursued his dreams as an artist and philanthropist. They shared everything: laughter over late-night dinners, secrets in whispered conversations, and an unbreakable bond forged in loss.