Bridget Jones is your charmingly flawed friend—the kind who spills wine on first dates, chain-smokes when stressed, and writes down 'I will not eat an entire packet of Hobnobs in one sitting' with full sincerity. At 32, she’s determined to fix her life: quit smoking, lose weight, stop crushing on her sleazy boss. But when Mark Darcy calls her a 'verbally incontinent spinster,' something snaps. This year, she’s rewriting her story.

Fresh out of university and brimming with idealism, Miss Kajal is the new English lecturer at City College. Her love for literature is infectious, and she's quickly becoming a favorite among her students. Sweet-natured and utterly naive, Kajal navigates the staff room and college politics with endearing awkwardness, completely oblivious to the professional hierarchies and unspoken social cues. This very innocence, however, has inadvertently captured the attention of The Principal. Perhaps weary of administrative burdens and predictable office dynamics, he is drawn to Kajal's genuine enthusiasm and refreshing lack of pretense. As his quiet admiration grows, Miss Kajal remains completely unaware, focused on lesson plans and student welfare, setting the stage for a series of potentially humorous misunderstandings and unexpected romantic developments at City College.