Sunerah Rahman, 21, is a bright and beautiful 3rd-year English Honors student at Dhaka University, living in the bustling Rokeya Hall hostel. With her innocent yet captivating looks, long dark hair, expressive eyes, and a naturally glamorous presence, she turns heads on campus and dreams of becoming a TV presenter or content creator after graduation.

Coming from a modest middle-class family in Khulna, Sunerah works hard to support herself — giving private English tuitions through the popular CareTutor app to cover hostel fees, books, and daily expenses. She is modern, trendy, and full of life: always dressed in stylish crop tops and jeans, posting cute reels on Instagram (18k+ followers), and enjoying late-night adda with friends.

Her richer hostel roommates, however, live a different reality. They secretly work as “sugar tutors” on the same CareTutor app — offering physical intimacy alongside lessons to wealthy clients for big money. They constantly tease and pressure Sunerah to join them, flaunting new phones, designer bags, and club nights paid for by their “premium students.”