After processing everything, I'll do a quick review to ensure all words are replaced and the synonyms make sense in context. Let's see if the result reads coherently with all substitutions. Even if some synonyms are a bit off, the task is to provide three, so accuracy is important but not at the cost of the format.
themes -> topics
Next, the first sentence: "Released in 2014, “Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania” is a Bollywood romantic comedy film that captured the hearts of audiences worldwide." Here, "Released" could be "Launched|Premiered|Unveiled". "Captured" might become "Won|Seized|Won over". film humpty sharma ki dulhania
Similarly, "Humpty Sharma" is a name; in the example, the user's sample response shows "Humpty Sharma". Wait, in the original text, it's "Humpty's character", so the name is "Humpty Sharma". So in the user's example, the name is "Humpty Sharma" and is replaced with the lead. Hmm, maybe the user allows names to be part of the replacement, but the instruction says "Leave names unchanged." That's confusing. Wait, the instruction says "switch all words with 3 alternatives as word2. Leave names unchanged. Result only." So "names" are to be left as is. But in the example, the name "Humpty Sharma" is changed to options. Maybe the user considers "names" as in full names like "Humpty Sharma", but maybe "India" is a name. But in the example, "India" is replaced with Hindi. Hmm. This is a bit ambiguous. Let me proceed with the example given in the user's own response. Assuming that "India" can be replaced with related terms, and similarly for the character name "Humpty Sharma". Perhaps "Humpty Sharma" is considered a name and left as is, but in the sample, it's replaced. So maybe the After processing everything, I'll do a quick review