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Armaan Sharma has always lived in the shadow of a legend, a grandfather he never met but whose name still echoes through Delhi’s courtrooms.
Determined to live up to a legacy he barely understands, Armaan enters the world of law with ambition, doubt, and everything to prove.
From the vibrant, chaotic streets of Delhi to the unforgiving halls of law school, Armaan’s journey is anything but predictable. Fierce competition tests his mettle, while unexpected friendships reveal the meaning of loyalty, and personal failures threaten to break him. Yet, in these moments of vulnerability, Armaan discovers his true strength.
But the courtroom is a crucible like no other. As Armaan takes on cases that challenge not only his skills but also his sense of right and wrong, he finds himself caught in more than legal battles; they are personal. From unearthing corruption in the corridors of power to standing up for those who cannot fight for themselves, every victory comes at a cost, and every loss leaves a scar. The stakes are high for his clients and the ideals he is determined to uphold. And then there’s love; complicated, messy, and utterly transformative. It gives Armaan a reason to keep fighting, even as it demands sacrifices that test his resolve.
Through it all, he grapples with one haunting question:
Is it possible to honour the past while forging his own future entirely?
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Umang Mahindra
Umang Mahindra is a novelist and advocate whose work connects the fields of law and literature with remarkable clarity and emotional depth. As an accomplished advocate, his legal career has placed him amid high-stakes disputes and complex negotiations, experiences that now enrich the nuanced narratives he presents on the page.
His fiction delves into the psychological intensity of the courtroom and the intricate layers of personal ambition, examining the tensions between power and ethics, reality and perception. Characters frequently find themselves at the intersection of conscience, legacy, and consequences, making decisions that echo well past the last chapter.
Born in a family with a century-long legal heritage, he carved out his unique journey, skilfully intertwining the discipline of legal work with the reflective craft of storytelling. His writing is concise and poetic, fuelled by a profound conviction that the most captivating stories are not just narrated; they are experienced, endured, and cherished. Residing in New Delhi, he dedicates himself to writing and practising law at his firm. He continually explores the intricate intersection of justice and narrative, where fiction, much like the law, mirrors the world’s complexities.
