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As Sanjana tries to find him, she begins to experience vivid visions of her past lives. She realizes that her soul and Rohan’s have been intertwined for centuries—from the partition of India to the era of the Mughal Empire. The "danger" in their ishq (love) comes from a recurring antagonist who has sought to keep them apart across every lifetime. Why the Film Maintains Interest
An index is supposed to be organized — a clean list of files, chapters, or references. But “dangerous ishq” refuses order. It’s the folder labeled “private,” the locked drawer, the unsent letter. Searching for its index means you’re trying to catalogue something that was never meant to be catalogued. Maybe you’re a writer researching passion. Maybe you’re someone trying to understand your own past. Or maybe you just heard the term in an old song and fell down a rabbit hole.
A courtesan (Anarkali) loves Prince Salim. The emperor, Akbar, orders her to be buried alive in a brick wall. Her crime? Loving upward. Caste, class, and power dynamics become weapons.
The film marks the comeback of actress Karisma Kapoor. The story revolves around Rohan (Rajniesh Duggall), a supermodel who is kidnapped. His girlfriend, Sanjana (Karisma Kapoor), attempts to rescue him but suffers memory loss during the ordeal. To save Rohan, she undergoes Past Life Regression, uncovering a story that spans four centuries. The film explores the concept of reincarnation, revealing that the couple's current peril is a result of unfinished business from their past lives.
