Prologue
Al-Taajir Enterprise was once a successful sole proprietary empire with operations in parts of Asia and Europe. After the death of the main founder, Hameed Jalaludeen: the only male child took over.
At a certain period, Hameed Jalaludeen and his siblings were no longer able to sustain Al-Taajir enterprise and gradually transformed it into a cooperative. However, since the great losses and damages, the name of the company became Jochron INC. Their shares and powers of control had shrunk. The humiliations and difficulties increased.
At a certain point in time, a misunderstanding, a breached agreement and the non-delivery of materials to a powerful company lead to a descent in Al-Taajir’s stock, production and value, resulting in the group’s downfall in the economic market.
Larger shareholders then have to put great lengths to anchor the group so that it can regain its strength. Having trained its descendants, recruited enthusiastic members and owned shares and inferior businesses, the Al-Taajir group will set about redeeming the famed empire it previously owned single-handedly.
Among their chief targets, EagleEye Enterprise’s remains a vast and dynamic trader and shareholder with strong and powerful connections globally . Because of their substantial shareholdings and influences in Jochron Enterprise, the terms are achieved and a stronger agreement is reached between the two groups. A symbiotic relationship is established, leading to healthy growth and positive returns.
Nevertheless, the Al-Taajir group is beginning to feel great insecurity in the face of the fact that there are other companies and groups greedily bent on disrupting the healthy connection and reciprocity between the two.
Finally, in order to permanently secure the favour and preference of Loharani (the president of Eagle-Eye Enterprise), President Hameed Jalaludeen of Al-Taajir Enterprise sets an arranged marriage proposal for his eldest son Aabid and Loharani’s daughter,Saliha.
Aabid, an engineer torn between his dream job and running the family business, shows no interest in the girl. Since he already has a woman in his life, Aabid is very resolute and adamant about consenting to the proposal.
Despite all this, Al-Taajir relies on Aabid, the president’s eldest son, to put the plans into action:
To build a stronger tie with Eagle-Eye Enterprise and thus secure its favour.
