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1860: GAURI The fire beneath veil
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Ongoing, First published Oct 10
1860, India

Gauri was expected to be quiet, obedient, and invisible. But beneath her composed exterior burned a fire that no tradition could contain.

Married into an orthodox joint family household, she faces rigid rules, social injustices, and the silent power of family expectations. Yet even in the midst of control and duty, a quiet bond begins to grow with Ashutosh-a man shaped by tradition, disciplined yet capable of respect and understanding.

As tensions rise within the family and society around them, Gauri's courage challenges not only the world she was born into but also the hearts of those closest to her.

Step into 1860, where bravery, love, and dignity collide, and witness a woman who refuses to be silenced.


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