Premise
The plot revolves around a 21-year-old Inspector Monica Mogre, who helps the public from dangerous criminals by jeopardizing her own life. In addition, to being a cop, she is the only strength for her parents, who want her to get married. Hence, they don't think too much about their daughter's police career, despite the fact that they are proud of her achievements. Besides, her marriage proposals get rejected every time, due to her being as a cop officer. Therefore, putting her parents into more worries. Her best friend's name is Marisa.
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