Gogol's parents, Ashoke and Ashima, are traditional Indian immigrants who struggle to understand their son's American upbringing and values. This leads to conflicts and misunderstandings between them.

After the sudden death of her husband in India, Jasmine is forced to flee to the United States with her two children. This traumatic event sets her on a journey of self-discovery and resilience.

Saleem's ability to telepathically communicate with all the children born at the stroke of midnight on India's independence day symbolizes the unity and diversity of the Indian nation.

Tilo is chosen by the gods to be the Mistress of Spices, a powerful figure who can use spices to heal, curse, and manipulate people's lives.

Lata's journey to find a husband is complicated by her own desires and ambitions, which often clash with the expectations of her family and society.

Rajkumar and Dolly come from different cultural and religious backgrounds, which leads to misunderstandings and conflicts in their marriage.

Gustad and his family are forced to flee India during the Partition of 1947, which leads to their separation and years of struggle.

Despite their differences, Subhash and Udayan share a deep bond of love and admiration for each other.

Dimple leaves her husband because she wants to be free to pursue her own dreams and aspirations.

Omar Khayyam despises his father for his cruelty and tyranny.

Sudha and Anju have different dreams and aspirations, which leads to tension and conflict between them.

Michael and Julia come from different social and cultural backgrounds, which leads to misunderstandings and conflicts in their relationship.

Piya loves and admires her father for his intelligence, kindness, and dedication to his work.

Nariman and Lily struggle to make ends meet, which leads to tension and conflict in their marriage.

Ruma and Kaushik both have ambitious careers, which leads to tension and conflict in their relationship.