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The Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi

The Immortals of Meluha (Shiva Trilogy, #1)
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The Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi offers a refreshing take on the legend of Lord Shiva, portraying him not as a divine god, but as an extraordinary mortal whose traits elevate him to godhood. The first book in the Shiva Trilogy invites reader The Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi offers a refreshing take on the legend of Lord Shiva, portraying him not as a divine god, but as an extraordinary mortal whose traits elevate him to godhood. The first book in the Shiva Trilogy invites readers to embark on a thrilling journey, packed with moments that are both endearing and awe-inspiring. With a perfect blend of mythology, romance, and philosophical introspection, this retelling stands out as an epic tale of transformation.

One of the most enjoyable aspects of the novel is the way Shiva and his tribe, the Gunas, marvel at the technological advancements and the well-structured efficiency of the Meluhan empire. Their awe and fascination with the Meluhan way of life bring light-hearted moments that tickle the reader’s imagination, emphasizing how different their tribal existence is from the highly advanced society they now encounter.

A key emotional thread running through the narrative is Shiva’s connection with Princess Sati. From the moment he lays eyes on her, Shiva is besotted, and his attempts to win her heart are utterly endearing. His determination to make Sati let go of her inhibitions, her deep-rooted sense of societal expectations, and embrace her own desires and happiness makes for a heartwarming courtship. The way Sati gradually falls in love with Shiva, who radiates warmth and positivity, is a testament to the book's charm and its ability to capture the reader’s heart.

Sati’s innate strength, resilience, and steadfastness are awe-inspiring. As a character molded after the Supreme Goddess, she embodies the spirit of divine femininity. Her struggles with societal norms and her own inner strength make her a complex, inspiring character. Her journey is not just one of love, but also of self-realization and acceptance of her identity, reflecting the spirit of the goddess she represents.

Shiva’s character is open-hearted, warm, and brimming with positivity. His natural charisma makes him beloved by those around him, as he quickly forms strong friendships and bonds with everyone he meets. What makes Shiva particularly lovable is his open-mindedness—he is always willing to accept new ideas and perspectives, even when they challenge his preconceived beliefs.

A defining moment in the story is when Shiva realizes that what he initially believed to be the absolute truth may not be the full picture. His acceptance of the possibility that he could have made a mistake, and his willingness to reconsider his stance, is a powerful and humbling trait. This open-mindedness makes Shiva more than just a warrior—he is a leader who learns from his experiences and grows in wisdom.

It is Shiva’s humility, his capacity for love, his willingness to grow, and his innate goodness that make it easy for readers to accept the author’s premise: that Shiva was not born a God but was raised to divine status because of the extraordinary traits he possessed. His journey from mortal to legend is not a result of divine intervention but the result of the people’s reverence for his leadership, wisdom, and heart.

The Immortals of Meluha is a captivating reimagining of the legend of Shiva, blending mythology, romance, and thought-provoking philosophy in a way that draws readers into its richly imagined world. Amish Tripathi’s portrayal of Shiva as a mortal with extraordinary qualities—open-hearted, humble, and deeply loving—makes for a compelling narrative that resonates with readers. His relationship with Sati, his awe of the Meluhan society, and his acceptance of his own fallibility all contribute to a tale that is as endearing as it is epic. This first book in the Shiva Trilogy sets the stage for an unforgettable journey that explores the making of a god from the heart and soul of a mortal man. ...more

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Tara's Truce
by Kavita Kané (Goodreads Author)

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Kavita Kane’s Tara’s Truce offers readers an insightful exploration into the lives of two often overlooked characters from the Ramayana—Vali and Tara. While these figures are usually relegated to the background, this novel shines a much-needed spotli Kavita Kane’s Tara’s Truce offers readers an insightful exploration into the lives of two often overlooked characters from the Ramayana—Vali and Tara. While these figures are usually relegated to the background, this novel shines a much-needed spotlight on their personalities, struggles, and contributions, offering a fresh perspective on their roles in the epic.

The book delves deep into the characters of Vali and Tara, who are typically minor figures in the larger narrative of the Ramayana. Vali is often depicted merely as a powerful yet heartless Vanara King who committed atrocities against his brother Sugriva and appropriated his wife. Tara, on the other hand, is frequently mentioned simply as Vali's wife, who was later wedded by Sugriva after Vali’s death at Rama's hands. In Tara’s Truce, however, Ms. Kane brings these characters to life, exploring their emotions, motivations, and the depth of their relationship.

Vali is portrayed not just as a powerful ruler, but as a brilliant, valiant, and loving man who built the empire of Kishkindha through his valour and determination. His relationship with Tara, well-supported by her wisdom and astuteness, forms the heart of the story. The initial portion of the book, where Vali and Tara meet and fall irrevocably in love, is particularly endearing. This portrayal makes it difficult to fault Vali entirely for his actions against Sugriva. Despite his flaws, Vali is shown as a deeply human character, one who, like anyone else, is capable of both great love and grave mistakes. Sugriva, too, is depicted with his own set of faults, adding complexity to the sibling rivalry.

Tara emerges as a powerful and multifaceted character in her own right. Far from being just Vali's wife, she is portrayed as an intelligent and wise woman who plays a crucial role in supporting Vali’s rule. Her ultimate feat of accepting her destiny as the queen of Kishkindha after Vali’s demise is the defining moment of the book. As poignant as that moment is for Tara, it is the path that leads her there that is truly inspiring. Tara's journey, marked by love, loss, and resilience, makes her one of the most compelling characters in this retelling.

One of the book's strengths is how it examines the events that led to Sugriva, and by association, the kingdom of Kishkindha, becoming Lord Rama’s ally—this time through Tara’s lens. By focusing on Tara’s perspective, the novel offers a fresh and nuanced look at the political and emotional intricacies of the Ramayana’s lesser-known characters. This shift in perspective provides readers with a deeper understanding of the motivations and decisions that shaped the fate of Kishkindha and its people.

Ms. Kane’s writing is both evocative and accessible, making it easy for readers to immerse themselves in the world of Vali and Tara. The narrative flows smoothly, with Kane striking a perfect balance between action, emotion, and introspection. The portrayal of Vali and Tara’s relationship is both tender and realistic, adding depth to the overall story. The novel’s ability to humanize these mythological figures while maintaining the grandeur of the epic is one of its standout features.

Tara’s Truce by Kavita Kane is a powerful retelling that elevates the stories of Vali and Tara from the margins of the Ramayana to the forefront. By delving into their lives, loves, and struggles, Ms. Kane offers readers a fresh and engaging perspective on these complex characters. The story’s exploration of love, loyalty, and destiny, as well as its nuanced portrayal of Tara’s journey, makes it a must-read for anyone interested in Indian mythology or looking for a deeper understanding of the often-overlooked figures in the epic. Through Tara’s Truce, readers are invited to reconsider what they thought they knew about Vali and Tara and appreciate their stories' rich, multifaceted nature. ...more

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Ms Draupadi Kuru: After the Pandavas
by Trisha Das (Goodreads Author)

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Trisha Das’s Ms. Draupadi Kuru offers a delightful and creative reimagining of one of Indian mythology’s most formidable characters, Draupadi. Known as the fierce and resilient queen in the epic Mahabharata, Draupadi is resurrected in this novel, but Trisha Das’s Ms. Draupadi Kuru offers a delightful and creative reimagining of one of Indian mythology’s most formidable characters, Draupadi. Known as the fierce and resilient queen in the epic Mahabharata, Draupadi is resurrected in this novel, but not in the way you might expect. Set in modern-day Delhi, this witty and refreshing narrative explores what happens when ancient mythological figures are given a second chance at life—this time, on their own terms.

The book is an interesting take on the "what-if" scenario: what if these iconic mythological characters came back to live among us today?

Ms. Das’s exploration of this concept is entertaining and offers a fresh perspective on how we view these ancient figures. She paints an intriguing picture of Draupadi’s existence in heaven, where the legendary queen finds herself bored with the mundane routine of eternal life. Keen to escape the tedium and curious to see how the mortal world has evolved since she last walked the earth, Draupadi is enthusiastic at the opportunity to return. The novel begins with Draupadi’s eager anticipation of experiencing life in the mortal world once again, a theme that sets the stage for the adventures to come.

The story truly comes alive when Draupadi, accompanied by Kunti, Gandhari, and Amba, lands in present-day Delhi. Ms. Das skillfully captures the women’s reactions as they become acquainted with the drastic changes in technology, societal attitudes, and the modern way of life. The contrast between their ancient wisdom and the fast-paced, technology-driven world of today makes for some truly engaging moments. Whether it’s their fascination with phones or their bewilderment at modern fashion, these interactions provide both humour and insight into how far humanity has come—and how some things remain unchanged. Their lament of the degradation in people's moral compass is very well-presented.

One of the book’s strengths is how it handles the theme of closure. Each of these mythological women has unresolved issues from their previous lives, and the book explores how they seek—and in some cases, achieve—closure in the modern world. Whether it’s reconciling with past relationships, coming to terms with their historical legacies, or simply finding peace, Ms. Das treats these moments with care, making them engaging and thought-provoking. The idea of these legendary figures coming back to tie up loose ends adds a layer of depth to the narrative, making it more than just a humorous what-if scenario.

Trisha Das’s writing is breezy and accessible, making it a perfect read for anyone who enjoys a mix of mythology, humour, and contemporary fiction. The prose is light-hearted but never superficial, and Ms. Das manages to balance the mythological elements with modern-day scenarios seamlessly. Her ability to breathe new life into well-known characters while making them relatable and engaging is commendable.

Ms. Draupadi Kuru is a fun, refreshing, and thought-provoking novel that offers a unique perspective on one of Indian mythology’s most iconic women. Trisha Das’s blend of humour, wit, and cultural insight makes this a good story for anyone interested in seeing how ancient legends can be reimagined in today’s world. It’s a story of empowerment, rebirth, and the enduring spirit of women who refuse to be defined by their pasts. ...more

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Ahalya
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Koral Dasgupta’s Ahalya is a compelling reimagining of one of Indian mythology’s most enigmatic figures. Known as a creation of Lord Brahma, Ahalya was said to be one of the most beautiful women of her time, yet her story has often been reduced to a Koral Dasgupta’s Ahalya is a compelling reimagining of one of Indian mythology’s most enigmatic figures. Known as a creation of Lord Brahma, Ahalya was said to be one of the most beautiful women of her time, yet her story has often been reduced to a cautionary tale of infidelity. In this novel, Koral Dasgupta breathes new life into Ahalya’s narrative, offering a nuanced and deeply human portrayal of a woman who has long been misunderstood.

Ms. Dasgupta crafts a rich narrative around Ahalya, born from Lord Brahma’s creativity. The book delves deeply into her formative years when Brahma sent her to live on Earth with the great Sage Gautam. Through Ms. Dasgupta’s skillful storytelling, we witness Ahalya’s growth as she learns about life through observation, living under the sage’s care in his ashram. The author’s depiction of this period is thoughtful and insightful, painting a vivid picture of Ahalya’s early experiences.

Ahalya’s marriage to Sage Gautam and their subsequent life together is one of the most engaging aspects of the story. Ms. Dasgupta’s humane and relatable interpretation of how Ahalya—who had no mother and no frame of reference for marriage—struggled initially with a hermit and chaste husband who did not know how to love a woman or grow a relationship with her. Despite being seemingly perfect beings—Ahalya as a divine creation and Gautam as a renowned sage—they face the very human challenge of navigating the complexities of marriage. Ahalya’s yearning to be loved and serenaded, contrasted with Gautam’s lack of understanding in matters of the heart, creates a poignant and engaging dynamic that makes for an interesting read as they slowly grow closer.

One of the most commendable aspects of the novel is its departure from the traditional, often unidimensional, patriarchial and judgmental narrative surrounding Ahalya. She is typically portrayed as stepping out on her marriage for a brief dalliance with Lord Indra or as being too naive to recognise Indra when he appears as Gautam. Ms. Dasgupta offers a fresh perspective, portraying Indra as a deity who controls human senses and desires, and examining how this aspect of his divine nature plays a part in Ahalya’s story. This interpretation adds layers to the tale, making it more complex and less black-and-white.

The story flows well throughout the book, maintaining a strong and engaging narrative. However, the slightly flowery writing style sometimes stretched the narrative, hindering the reading experience. While the prose is often beautiful, there are moments where it felt overly elaborate, detracting from the story’s momentum.

This beautifully crafted story offers a fresh and engaging perspective on a character often relegated to the background of Indian mythology. It is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the untold stories of mythology with a modern, nuanced lens. Through Ahalya’s journey, readers are invited to reflect on the timeless struggles of love, identity, and the human condition. ...more

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