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What would you choose-love, duty, or the life you've always dreamt of? Manohar never expected that a single decision could change everything. Raised under the weight of tradition, he arrives in Delhi, hoping to carve out a future of his own. But when he meets Simran-a girl who sees the world differently and dares to challenge the very rules he has been taught to follow-his heart begins to question what his mind has always accepted. Simran is brilliant, independent, and breathtakingly beautiful. Though she carries herself with quiet grace, her presence is impossible to ignore. She loves deeply but refuses to surrender her identity for it. In a society where expectations often outweigh dreams, she is determined to have both. Their love is undeniable-but so is the force pulling them apart. As Manohar wrestles with his feelings and obligations, Simran refuses to be just another chapter in his story-she wants to rewrite the entire book. Set against the backdrop of a changing India, Love, Duty, Choice is a gripping tale of longing, sacrifice, and the price of decisions. Can love truly conquer all, or are some choices impossible to make without losing something-or someone-forever?