n a time long past in Baranasi, an old man has two daughters: the graceful and admired Khanittha, and her envious younger sister, Khanitthi. Overshadowed by her sister's beauty, Khanitthi grows bitter—especially when the wealthy Bhatika falls in love with Khanittha.

Desperate to claim him too, Khanitthi pleads with their father and becomes Bhatika’s second wife. But while Bhatika is rich, he’s stingy and obsessed only with Khanittha, leaving Khanitthi ignored. Jealousy turns to spite when both sisters bear children—Khanittha’s daughter, Ueai, and Khanitthi’s, Ai. Seeing the clear favoritism, Khanitthi seeks out a shaman to cast a love spell on Bhatika. But the charm has a price: he must never drink.

When he breaks this rule, Bhatika changes—becoming cruel and violent. As the household collapses, it’s up to Ueai to protect her family. With the help of her loyal friends Ji, Ueng, and Klin, she fights to stand tall in a home torn apart by greed, magic, and envy.

Can love and resilience overcome a legacy of bitterness?