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Sunshine-personified Bhanu brings immaculate corporate-baddie energy to literally everything she does—including competing for a major promotion where her main rival is her office nemesis, Sunny, a grump with a voice like Denzel Washington. She was fully expecting a break from his toxic productivity while visiting family in Hawai’i, but the universe had other plans. When Bhanu spots Sunny at her hotel getting totally roasted by his ex for being single, she does the most chaotic thing possible: she impetuously blurts out that she’s his girlfriend just to shut the ex down. The problem? Sunny is in town for a wedding, and his ex immediately texted the entire group chat about his mysterious new partner.
Bhanu is truly the bane of Sunny’s existence, but he refuses to be the tragic single guy at his best friend’s wedding. He has zero choice but to commit to the bit—assuming they can stop throwing shade at each other long enough to pass as a real couple.
Between Bhanu’s delightfully unhinged family meddling in their business and Sunny’s overjoyed friends hyping them up, the fake-dating setup starts feeling way too real, even as the promotion stress hangs over their heads.
What happens on the island is supposed to stay on the island. But as their defenses start dropping, neither of them might be able to survive this tropical getaway without completely catching feelings.
Sunshine-personified Bhanu brings immaculate corporate-baddie energy to literally everything she does—including competing for a major promotion where her main rival is her office nemesis, Sunny, a grump with a voice like Denzel Washington. She was fully expecting a break from his toxic productivity while visiting family in Hawai’i, but the universe had other plans. When Bhanu spots Sunny at her hotel getting totally roasted by his ex for being single, she does the most chaotic thing possible: she impetuously blurts out that she’s his girlfriend just to shut the ex down. The problem? Sunny is in town for a wedding, and his ex immediately texted the entire group chat about his mysterious new partner.
Bhanu is truly the bane of Sunny’s existence, but he refuses to be the tragic single guy at his best friend’s wedding. He has zero choice but to commit to the bit—assuming they can stop throwing shade at each other long enough to pass as a real couple.
Between Bhanu’s delightfully unhinged family meddling in their business and Sunny’s overjoyed friends hyping them up, the fake-dating setup starts feeling way too real, even as the promotion stress hangs over their heads.
What happens on the island is supposed to stay on the island. But as their defenses start dropping, neither of them might be able to survive this tropical getaway without completely catching feelings.