"Have you decided what to wear to the fresher's party?" Tiya asked, her eyes gleaming with excitement as she leaned forward eagerly.
Chahat, lounging comfortably on the couch, waved a dismissive hand. "There's still plenty of time. Let me think about it at my own pace," she replied lazily, not even bothering to look up from her phone.
Tiya sighed dramatically, shaking her head. "You two are always so boring! While you're wasting time, something way more exciting is happening." She leaned in conspiratorially, lowering her voice as if she were about to share a top-secret piece of information. "Did you hear? The Singhania family is throwing a grand Holi party!"
Jay, who had been silently listening to the conversation, finally spoke. "Singhanias?" His voice was calm but curious.
Tiya nodded vigorously. "Yes! And here's the catch—only those with an invitation can enter!"
Mehendi, who had been quietly listening until now, finally looked up with mild interest. "That's nothing new. Their parties are always invitation-only," she pointed out.
"True," Tiya agreed, "but this time, it's different. You won't believe who's attending—Yash Singhania!"
At this, Chahat, who had barely been paying attention, furrowed her brows. "Yash Singhania? Who's that?"
Tiya's jaw nearly dropped. "You seriously don't know?"
Chahat shrugged. "I don't follow the business world or rich people's gossip. Why should I know him?"
Tiya exchanged a stunned glance with Jay before dramatically clutching her forehead. "I cannot believe this! Chahat, you've literally attended one of their parties before! Mehendi took you along as a plus-one, remember?"
"Oh," Chahat blinked, thinking back. "Yeah, I remember that party. But I had no clue it was their party. I just went with Mehendi for the food and music."
Tiya groaned. "You were at a Singhania party and didn't even realize it? I swear, you're impossible!"
Jay chuckled before bringing the conversation back on track. "Tiya, you still haven't explained why Yash Singhania's appearance is such a big deal."
Tiya's expression turned serious, and she lowered her voice again, as if afraid someone might overhear. "Because he's been away from the public eye for fifteen years! Not a single event, no interviews, no business involvement—nothing. And now, all of a sudden, he's appearing at this Holi party? It's huge news."
Even Mehendi seemed slightly intrigued by this. "Fifteen years is a long time. If he's making a public appearance now, there must be a reason."
"Exactly!" Tiya nodded. "My mom was saying that compared to his grandfather's company, Vansh Singhania's business empire is nothing. The old man built an empire that once dominated the market. But after he retired, things changed."
Chahat, still not fully understanding the hype, asked, "So? What's the big deal about him showing up now?"
Jay leaned back, crossing his arms. "Because it means he's finally meeting his grandfather after all these years. That's what makes this party even more interesting. People are dying to know what's going on between them."
A brief silence filled the room as the weight of his words settled over the group.
"For fifteen years, Yash Singhania distanced himself from business, media, and high society," Jay continued. "His sudden return is bound to attract a lot of attention."
Tiya, unable to contain her excitement, grinned mischievously. "Now, the real question is—are you guys coming with me?"
Jay gave a knowing smirk. "Well, I'll be there regardless. My father is bound to receive an invitation."
Mehendi added, "I'll be attending too, but only as an employee. For events this grand, they always need extra hands for the arrangements."
"And this time, with Yash Singhania attending, security will be even tighter," Jay noted thoughtfully.
Chahat, who had been listening to all this without much enthusiasm, finally sighed. "Fine. If you all are going, I'll tag along. But I need one of your help. still think it'll be impossible to enter without an invitation."
Tiya clapped her hands in delight. "That's the spirit! This is going to be the most exciting Holi party ever!"
Excitement buzzed in the air as they continued discussing plans. The mystery surrounding Yash Singhania's return, the grandeur of the Singhania estate, and the exclusivity of the event made this Holi party the most anticipated event of the year.
And for Chahat, who had unknowingly attended a Singhania event before without realizing its significance, this might just turn out to be an unforgettable experience.
This version enhances the flow, refines character interactions, and expands the intrigue around Yash Singhania's reappearance. Let me know if you'd like any further tweaks!