Dil Da Rang (The Color of the Heart)

Act 1: Ishq Di Pehli Lahar (The First Wave of Love)

• Jasdeep Singh Grewal (Jassi), a painter and muralist in Amritsar, is deeply connected to Punjabi culture. 

• Harleen Kaur Virk, a singer, performs at an event, captivating Jassi with her voice and presence. 

• Jassi secretly paints Harleen, making her his muse and artistic inspiration.

• Ravleen Kaur Randhawa, Jassi’s former lover, returns to Amritsar, intent on reclaiming him.  

• Jassi and Harleen begin to connect emotionally and artistically, sparking a bond that grows stronger.

• Harleen’s Montréal concert is broadcast—Jassi watches in awe, marking the beginning of his fascination with her beyond Punjab.

Act 2: Taqdeer Da Rang (The Color of Fate)

• Harleen and Jassi’s growing closeness causes tension with her traditional father, Manjeet.

• Gurleen and Harjot subtly support Harleen’s happiness.

• Jassi’s parents, Inderjit and Jaspreet, support his artistic and emotional journey.

• Jassi and Harleen explore romantic moments in New York—art galleries, walks through Central Park, and intimate dinners under the city lights.

• Moments in Los Angeles: rooftop stargazing, Jassi's mural painting, Harleen’s concert, beach walks. 

• In Amritsar, Ravleen and her powerful father, Tejinder, plot to create a wedge between Jassi and Harleen.

• Manipulation and emotional pressure mount, testing the relationship.

Act 3: Dooriyan Da Safar (The Journey of Separation)

• Family pressures and societal expectations begin to push Jassi and Harleen apart.

• Harleen travels to Shimla for a performance to seek clarity.

• Jassi follows her, and they share emotional moments amidst the mountains.

• Ravleen’s desperation increases, and she spreads rumors to sabotage their relationship.

• Harleen is torn between loyalty to her family and her deep love for Jassi.

Act 4: Duniya Da Rang (The Color of the World)

• Jassi and Harleen escape to Europe: London, Paris and Vienna.

• In Salzburg, Harleen delivers a moving solo concert in the Mozarteum—earning international acclaim and emotional validation.

• Magical interludes in Brussels and Bruges bring brief happiness.

• In Bruges, Jassi collaborates on a painting with Daljeet.

• In Mauritius, romantic beach scenes, collaborative painting, singing under stars, and rain-soaked kisses deepen intimacy.

• Despite joy abroad, Ravleen’s interference continues—leaking photos, legal threats, and family shame. 

• In Amritsar, Jassi’s art gains international recognition, but he remains emotionally conflicted.

• Harleen faces increasing pressure from her father to choose between love and family duty.

Act 5: Mohabbat Da Imtihaan (The Test of Love)

• Jassi and Harleen must decide whether to choose societal expectations or their love.

• They travel to Switzerland for closure, seeking to make a final decision.

• Daljeet and Maninder, along with Simran, offer their emotional support to Jassi and Harleen.

• Harleen and Maninder perform a powerful duet at the Montreux Jazz Festival—celebrating strength through music.

• Back in Amritsar, Manjeet reflects on their love and finally gives his blessing.

• The story concludes with Jassi and Harleen united, defying societal norms, their love victorious. 

Characters: 

• Jasdeep Singh Grewal (Jassi): A talented painter and muralist from Amritsar, deeply rooted in his cultural heritage. Passionate, introspective, and highly romantic, Jassi’s art reflects his love for life and his deep emotions. (Male Lead) 

• Harleen Kaur Virk: A graceful and poised singer from Amritsar. She is fiercely independent, known for her melodious voice that echoes traditional and contemporary themes. Her love for music and her complex relationship with her family, especially her father, define much of her journey. (Female Lead) 

• Ravleen Kaur Randhawa: Jassi’s ambitious and controlling ex-girlfriend, now determined to win him back, using both charm and manipulation. Her desire for control, backed by her powerful father’s influence, creates significant emotional tension for Jassi and Harleen. (Main Female Antagonist) 

• Tejinder Singh Randhawa: Ravleen's father, a powerful businessman with a controlling nature. His influence over his daughter creates much of the tension, particularly in the romantic dynamic between Jassi and Harleen. (Main Male Antagonist) 

• Manjeet Singh Virk: Harleen’s father, a traditional man with strong principles. He is cautious of outsiders and has a strong influence over his daughter’s decisions, particularly in matters of love and career.

• Gurleen Kaur Virk: Harleen's supportive yet traditional mother who wants her daughter’s happiness but remains cautious about breaking societal norms.

• Harjot Singh Virk: Harleen’s younger brother, playful yet wise beyond his years. He adds comic relief and emotional support to the story.

• Inderjit Singh Grewal: Jassi’s father, a quiet yet wise man, who supports his son’s dreams and the artistic life but also understands the pain of love.

• Jaspreet Kaur Grewal: Jassi's mother, a compassionate woman who is deeply involved in the cultural fabric of their community, always encouraging Jassi’s creative pursuits.

• Simran Kaur Grewal: Jassi's younger sister, the lively and optimistic presence in Jassi’s life who stands by him during his emotional challenges.

• Daljeet Singh Brar: Jassi’s childhood friend and confidante, a fellow artist. Daljeet’s support and wisdom guide Jassi through his internal conflict, particularly regarding his feelings for Harleen and Ravleen.

• Maninder Kaur Gill: Harleen's best friend and fellow singer. Maninder helps Harleen navigate her emotional turmoil and encourages her to stay true to herself in her love for Jassi. 

Primary Setting: Amritsar, India 

Other Settings: Shimla, India | New York, USA | Los Angeles, USA | Montréal, Canada | Mauritius | London, UK | Paris, France | Vienna, Austria | Salzburg, Austria | Belgium (Brussels and Bruges) | Switzerland (Zürich, Lucerne, Interlaken, Zermatt, Grindelwald, Gstaad, Geneva and Montreux)