Crushed

On the first day of 9th standard, Samvidhan Sharma, the eternal sidekick finally gets a chance to speak to his crush and the school’s prettiest girl Jasmine. But things take a turn for the worse, when Jasmine’s best friend and sidekick Aadhya, accuses him of cheating.

After a complaint to their strict school principal, Samvidhan and Prateek are not allowed to perform their rap on the Founder’s Day of Lucknow Central Convent school. Samvidhan assumes that Aadhya has made the complaint and has a huge showdown with her. But this misunderstanding leads to an unexpected friendship. Could this be the start of a new romance between the two sidekicks?

Aadhya and Sam form an organic connection and discover they have a lot in common. The once-enemies now talk all day on their phones and through hidden messages left in their favourite book in the school library for each other. When they team up for a flying model competition, their chemistry only gets stronger. But does Aadhya have the same feelings about Sam, or is he just another friend?

As the school reopens after summer vacations, Aadhya is confronted with some harsh realities, and Sahil is appointed as the leader of the delegation to represent LCC at Celesta Interschool Cultural Festival that is to be hosted by current champions and archrivals Francis Convent School. While Aadhya tries to cope and deal with the shock, something is brewing to heal her. But will that be enough?

In their first interaction, Aadhya declines the help offered by Samarth. On the other hand, while Prateek's and Zoya's differences come out into the open as Sahil begins auditioning for Celesta, Jaz finds an opportunity to get closer to Sahil. As the team brainstorms on the topic for Triveni, the main event of Celesta, Aadhya recognises a friend in Samarth.

While Sahil struggles to assert control over his indisciplined team and finds a friend in Jaz who motivates him, Aadhya faces embarrassment at school due to a personal message getting leaked, which she blames Samarth for. Feeling dejected by him, she finds a friend in her mother who helps her understand things in context while Samarth gets into his first school fight.

With the board exams concluding, Father Lawrence offers the students of standards 11 and 12 to use their summer holidays for an exciting summer exchange programme- Young Tarang, at Don Roberts School, Dehradun, which brings a smile to Aadhya's face, and she gets on to the task of persuading Zoya and Jaz, who are unsure about the trip.

Aadhya and Samarth reunite after manoeuvring through months of long-distance relationship, and are set to finally spend some quality time with each other as others forge some new associations at summer camp.

Samarth tries to plan the best birthday for Aadhya, full of surprises. However, little does he know that while his best efforts seem to fall flat, he'll eventually be left shocked himself.

As our gang steps into class 11th, not everyone is happy with their board exam results. Jaz has fallen to Aadhya in terms of a rank in school while Prateek has flunked one of the easiest subjects ever. While the other two in the Todu Teen sense something’s up with Aadhya, she doesn’t speak up. Whatever transpired between her and Samvidhaan in Dehradun is unknown to the others.

Samvidhaan’s return to LCC is nowhere close to a hero’s welcome and he realizes that he’ll have to win everyone over to cement his place as the likeable sidekick at LCC. Meanwhile, there are misunderstandings between Todu Teen over multiple rumours, one of Prateek flunking EVS, and the other of Aadhya leaving Samarth because of Samvidhaan.

It’s friendship day, ironically for our gang which has just broken up. Samvidhaan knows that before wooing back Aadhya, he has to win his best friend back which doesn’t seem to be an easy task. Meanwhile, as a new fad, there is a set of different colour friendship bands that seem to be floating around the school. The catch being every colour has a different meaning.