23-04-2026, 08:35 PM
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Character Introduction - Bhaskar
Bhaskar Sharma is twenty-six, the same age as Malavika. He is fiercely focused, money-minded, and ruthlessly ambitious — one of the few men willing to do anything to reach the top. For years he has been eyeing the CEO position of VeeR Group, but the path has not been easy.
Right now, he holds only a mid-level managerial position heading one section of the company. Dharmendhra and Shekar consider him too ambitious and dangerous, so they have deliberately kept him in entry-level managerial roles, never allowing him real power or a seat at the big table. They have repeatedly promised him that if he proves himself, he will be given a bigger role — but Bhaskar knows promises in this world mean nothing without leverage.
His father, Sharma, holds 20% of the company shares. The major shareholding stands as follows:
While Dharmendra and Shekar found to be too cotrolling, the insider say the Veer Group is stable only because of them, the group was about to get shut when Janarthanan passed away and Mukesh a year later.
Bhaskar believes that marrying Malavika will combine his father’s 20% with her 10%, creating a strong 30% bloc that would position him as the largest single shareholder. He sees this marriage as the fastest and surest route to the CEO chair. He is determined not to let Rana return to India or allow Dharmendhra and Shekar to consolidate more power against him.
To Bhaskar, Malavika is not just a wife — she is the key to his empire.
Bhaskar Sharma is twenty-six, the same age as Malavika. He is fiercely focused, money-minded, and ruthlessly ambitious — one of the few men willing to do anything to reach the top. For years he has been eyeing the CEO position of VeeR Group, but the path has not been easy.
Right now, he holds only a mid-level managerial position heading one section of the company. Dharmendhra and Shekar consider him too ambitious and dangerous, so they have deliberately kept him in entry-level managerial roles, never allowing him real power or a seat at the big table. They have repeatedly promised him that if he proves himself, he will be given a bigger role — but Bhaskar knows promises in this world mean nothing without leverage.
His father, Sharma, holds 20% of the company shares. The major shareholding stands as follows:
- Janarthanan’s 25% (now potentially claimable anytime by his only son, Rana, who is currently in the USA and actively investigating the company’s funds)
- Malavika’s 10%
- Dharmendhra Group’s 10%
- Shekar’s 10%
While Dharmendra and Shekar found to be too cotrolling, the insider say the Veer Group is stable only because of them, the group was about to get shut when Janarthanan passed away and Mukesh a year later.
Bhaskar believes that marrying Malavika will combine his father’s 20% with her 10%, creating a strong 30% bloc that would position him as the largest single shareholder. He sees this marriage as the fastest and surest route to the CEO chair. He is determined not to let Rana return to India or allow Dharmendhra and Shekar to consolidate more power against him.
To Bhaskar, Malavika is not just a wife — she is the key to his empire.
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