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The Fall of Autumn is a story about a girl who refuses to bow and a world determined to break her spine for it.
Set in the 1970s, where society runs on hierarchy, silence, and inherited power, the story follows Nirupa Mandal, a young woman born into a system that already decided her worth before she could speak. She questions caste, class, gender, and the morality people hide behind tradition. For that, she is branded difficult. Disrespectful. A curse.
Enter Veer Chopra, standing on the opposite side of the social ladder, wrapped in privilege, rivalry, and a masculinity that the world never questioned. Their lives collide through football fields, political unrest, and an unspoken tension sharpened by inequality. What begins as rivalry slowly mutates into something far more dangerous.
Understanding.
As the country simmers with unrest and personal rebellions ignite, Nirupa must choose between survival and resistance. Between love that comforts and truth that costs. Because in a society built to protect autumns like Veer, girls like Nirupa are meant to fall quietly.
But some seasons refuse to end gently.
The Fall of Autumn is not a love story that saves.
It's a story that exposes.
It asks who gets to rise, who is pushed down, and what happens when a woman decides she will not disappear politely.