A Wani Masarauta

A Wani Masarauta follows the uneasy reunion of Prince Fardeen of Gombe and Princess Parveen of Zaria, whose first encounter quickly turns into an argument neither is willing to forget. Fardeen has returned from studying medicine abroad, but he is frustrated by being called back to Nigeria and ordered to serve his people. Parveen, intelligent and strong-willed, is reluctant to visit Gombe because she already knows the prince’s difficult temper. When family ties and royal expectations bring them together, their sharp exchanges gradually become part of a much larger arrangement. Fardeen is given responsibility for a new specialist hospital, while Parveen is drawn into palace life, marriage negotiations, and the demands of becoming his bride. Their families see the possibility of a suitable union, but Parveen fears Fardeen’s arrogance and volatile behaviour, while Fardeen struggles to accept a woman who refuses to submit quietly. As palace duties, jealousy, pride, and family decisions intensify the pressure around them, Parveen must find a way to protect her dignity in a household ruled by tradition and power.