"Sometimes, to frame the future, you need to confront the past."

Twin brothers Sehaj and Shubeg couldn’t be more different. Sehaj, a quiet coding prodigy, seeks solace in his creative world, while Shubeg, a star cricketer, thrives on charm and confidence. When they return to their childhood town of Khushpura, Punjab, they reconnect with two old friends—Rubaab, a brilliant animator struggling to rebuild her self-worth, and Noraiz, a sharp-witted aspiring writer whose humor masks her own insecurities.

After years of toxic manipulation, Rubaab distances herself from Shubeg and discovers strength in Sehaj’s quiet support. Together, they embark on a creative journey to produce an animated project that tells a story of resilience, healing, and hope—one that challenges them to confront their deepest fears. Their collaboration earns them recognition at a prestigious creative expo, pushing them to embrace the magic of their talents and the beauty of second chances.

Meanwhile, Shubeg faces the fallout of his actions. Stripped of his place on the cricket team, he embarks on a difficult path of redemption, determined to reclaim his identity and mend the relationships he’s damaged. At the center of it all is Noraiz, the glue that holds the group together, reminding them that growth is messy but worth the fight.

Framed by Feelings is a poignant coming-of-age story about friendship, redemption, and self-discovery. With humor, heart, and raw emotion, Harnoor Mann crafts a tale that will inspire readers to embrace their imperfections, take bold steps toward their dreams, and treasure the bonds that shape who they are.