This book is personal, though not autobiographical. It’s made of moments I’ve witnessed — decisions people wrestled with inside offices, on video calls, and in 2 a.m. silences no one was around to record. It’s about dharma — not as something carved in stone, but as something fragile, moving, alive. Difficult. Necessary.

This isn’t a fast-paced thriller. You won’t find cliffhangers, chase scenes, or cinematic twists. I’ve chosen a quieter, slower tone — deliberately. I wanted this to feel real to the people who’ve actually lived versions of this story. The ones who’ve sat in those boardrooms. Fought silent wars. Made difficult choices without applause.

This is a chronicle of choices.
Of how systems bend people.
And how some, quietly and stubbornly, try to bend them back.
If you’ve ever felt complicit because you stayed quiet…
If you’ve ever tried to lead with conscience, and were told to be more “pragmatic”…
If you’ve ever wondered whether truth matters in a world obsessed with outcomes…
This story is for you.