Under the Moonlight- full of love and drama

  Under the Moonlight - a love and drama at one place

Genre: Romantic Drama Setting: A peaceful hill station cottage during the monsoon season.

It's a love story of two characters 👉

Introduction

Narration (Voice-over):

"Some people meet early in life and drift apart. Others, like Sunita and Raju, cross paths later—carrying with them stories, scars, and silences... but also a deep readiness to feel something true."

Character Introductions

Sunita (35): A self-made woman, Sunita runs a small art gallery in Delhi. She is graceful, quietly confident, and has learned to live on her own terms. Her past holds heartbreak, but she's found peace in solitude and beauty in the little things—rainy evenings, old music, and long walks.

(Visuals: Sunita arranging paintings, gently brushing her hair behind her ear as she looks out of a rain-speckled window. A letter lies on her desk—an invitation to visit an old friend’s hill cottage.)

Raju (40): Once a schoolteacher, now a writer living in semi-retirement, Raju is a man of quiet presence. Widowed young, he never remarried. His life is filled with books, longhand journal entries, and evening walks by the pine trees. Still, there's a loneliness in him that he carries gently, almost gracefully.

(Visuals: Raju making tea in a quiet kitchen, scribbling in a notebook. He receives a call: a friend telling him Sunita is coming to visit the cottage they used to go to during college days.)

Their Backstory

Sunita and Raju were part of the same friend circle in college but never truly connected back then. Life took them different ways. Now, after almost 15 years, a mutual friend invites them both to the same cottage—on different days, by chance... or fate.

Explained completely the full love story :- 

Title: "Under the Moonlight"

Characters:

Sunita (35) – A warm, independent woman who has spent years focused on her work.

Raju (40) – A quiet, thoughtful man with a gentle past and a heart full of longing.

Setting: A quiet hill station cottage. It's late evening, and the sound of the wind mixes with soft music playing on an old radio.

[Scene 1: The Cottage – Evening]

Sunita lights a few candles. The power is out, but she doesn’t mind. The golden flicker of light dances on her face as she sets two cups of tea on the small wooden table by the window.

Raju walks in, slightly wet from the drizzle outside. He looks at her, and a slow smile spreads on his face.

RAJU: “You always make the rain feel warmer.”

SUNITA (smiling): “And you always say things like that when I least expect them.”

They sit, sipping tea, watching the rain roll down the window.

[Scene 2: The Fireplace – Night]

A fire crackles softly. They sit close now, sharing a blanket. The music is lower, barely there, letting the silence between their words speak louder.

RAJU: “I thought I had forgotten how to feel this... safe.”

SUNITA (softly): “You never forgot. You just needed the right night.”

They turn to each other, slowly, gently. Eyes meet, hands touch. Time stretches.

[Scene 3: The Bedroom – Late Night]

The room is dimly lit, the curtains swaying with the wind. Raju runs his fingers through Sunita’s hair, tucking it behind her ear. She leans into his hand.

SUNITA: “Stay?”

RAJU (whispers): “I’m already here.”

They embrace — slow, tender, and full of the weight of years they’ve carried alone. They move as if dancing, wrapped in each other, in no rush, just lost in the warmth of rediscovery.

[Scene 4: Morning Light]

The sun peeks in. They lie close, wrapped in the blanket. Sunita opens her eyes first and watches Raju sleep. She brushes his cheek with her thumb.

SUNITA (voice-over): "Some nights change you. Not with noise, but with silence. Not with fire, but with warmth."