Will $\gamma =\frac{|\vec a \vec b|^2}{|\vec a \vec c|^2}=\frac{||\vec b||^2}{||\vec c||^2}$?

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If $\vec a$ is a $1 \times 7 $ row vector,and $\vec b$ and $\vec c$ are both $7 \times 1 $ column vector,but $\vec b \neq\vec c$.

Now we know $||\vec b||^2=\vec b^H \vec b $,and $||\vec c||^2=\vec c^H \vec c $

If $\gamma=\frac{|\vec a \vec b|^2}{|\vec a \vec c|^2},$ will $\gamma =\frac{||\vec b||^2}{||\vec c||^2}$?if yes,how to prove it?

$\vec a \vec b$ is a scalar,not a vector.