The episode is about a young youth ‘Kumbha’ with his early adolescence while moving like vagabond reached a historical city named ‘Hampi’ nearby Viayanagar, earlier known as Karnataka Kingdom. Kumbha was well versed with past history of India with special reference to the ruin of Hindu civilization. Kumbha lost his entity to understand the down fall of Hindu civilization during 14th -17th centuries under the rule of Moghal Dynasty.
Kumbha, in his college carrier was a promising student perusing his study in history. Like other students he used to take part in college curricular activities, but prefer to spend maximum time in book reading. Kumbha used to deeply immerse under the solitary of panoramic view of nature, with few restricted friends. Within a span of short period Kumbha could win the heart of the village people by virtue of his simplicity and helping attitude. People around the village knew him as ‘Mumbling man’ during half sleep mood. He used to speak the factual story of paradigm of contemporary life enclave with love, agony, and dismay in a highly truth-seeking way.
With the passing of time, incidentally he mate a fairy gentle lady Malini who was also interested in understanding the behavioral attitude of people during the then civilization of ancient world. Under the enthralling circumstances of Kumbha’s association, she was completely fascinated towards him, and fixed up in her third sense of mind Kumbha as future prospective of her remain life. In this connection her well logical pleading compelled Kumbha to visualize the reality of life which had been under deep self illusion.
About the Raj Kumar Sharma is a versatile person whose career encompassed several activities related to bringing reformation to social and community structure and function. Mr. Raj has pursued Master’s in Political Science from the highly reputed Panjab University, India. He also has reasonably good experience in regional screenplays, and he has assumed a lead role in a movie. He writes books on contemporary youth problems related to insecurity about their thought processes and, how unconsciously the society wants to impose norms, customs, advertisements as role models on youth, believing that they are our own goals but actually they aren’t. His first book on the drug mafia and indulgence of youth appeared in the market, titled “Sailing Against the Wind”. Encouraged by the readers’ feedback, he decided to pursue his writing on the plight of youth in the depression leading to unpredictable risk factor for future. Besides his social reformation attitude, he loves to play and has achieved national and international fame in the world of Table Tennis by winning a Bronze medal in the South Asian Veteran Table Tennis in 2017, held at Sri Lanka.
This book revolves around 'Kumbha' who reached a historical city named 'Hampi' nearby Viayanagar, earlier known as Karnataka Kingdom. Kumbha was well versed with the past history of India with special reference to the ruin of Hindu civilization. Kumbha lost his entity to understand the downfall of Hindu civilization during the 14th -17th centuries under the rule of the Moghal Dynasty.
During his college duration he pursued his study in history. He was also immersed under the solitary panoramic view of nature, with few restricted friends. Within a span of a short period Kumbha could win the heart of the village people by virtue of his simplicity and helping attitude. People around the village knew him as a 'Mumbling man' during a half sleep mood.
At a point of time h3 mate a fairy gentle lady Malini who was also interested in understanding the behavioral attitude of people during the then civilization of the ancient world. Under the enthralling circumstances of Kumbha's association, she was completely fascinated towards him, and fixed up in her third sense of mind Kumbha as a future perspective of her remain life
The story revolves around a college Kid Kumbh who's immersed himself into the world of Past and he meets Malini, accompanied by mountains of unexpected twists, action, historical backdrop and unique elements kept me glued to this book: Illusion by Raj Kumar Sharma Right from the first chapter I was keenly invested, it took me some time to comprehend the intricately detailed premise, but it just blew my mind as the plot progressed.
This tale will trick your mind, elicit heart racing emotions, and keep you guessing until the very last page. I was caught in the palm-sweating, mind-bending spell woven by Raj Kumar Sharma. The plot was tightly-structured with multi dimensional characters and compelling prose. I am in awe of the new standpoint and world building that was presented.
What's beautifully achieved in this tale is that it includes such intricate information and plot unfolding in a way that i actually understood it and felt as if i was there right alongside Kumbha and Malini. Pick up this delightful novel right away as it offers perfect escapism for everyone!
Illusion by Raj Kumar Sharma.This is the story of Kumbha, the younger brother of Ravana from the renowned Hindu epic Ramayana. Kumbha was from a middle-class business family. After completing honors in history, he left home in a vagabond state of mind and reached ‘Hampi’ near Vijayanagar, earlier known as the Karnataka Kingdom.To know more please read the book
The writing style is engaging, and the pacing of the book is steady. The author has described the setting vividly, and the well-crafted dialogue brings the characters to life. The book has a moody and intriguing atmosphere, and the mystery deepens as the story progresses, keeping the readers hooked.
Overall, "Illusion" is an excellent book, and I highly recommend it to readers who enjoy Hindu civilization novels. The book is unique and interesting, and the author has done an exceptional job of writing it in a distinctive style. The book is a page-turner and will keep you engaged till the very end.
This book is all about two main protagonists 'Kumbha' and 'Malini'. Here Malini was a soul who was interested in understanding the behavioral attitude of people during the then civilization of the ancient world.
Under the enthralling circumstances of Kumbha's association, she was completely fascinated towards him, and fixed up in her third sense of mind Kumbha as a future prospective of her remain life. In this connection her well logical pleading compelled Kumbha to visualize the reality of life which had been under deep self illusion.
Kumbha was well versed with the past history of India with special reference to the ruin of Hindu civilization. Kumbha lost his entity to understand the downfall of Hindu civilization during the 14th -17th centuries under the rule of the Moghal Dynasty
It's a story of Kumbh, a graduated student who is currently living in Hampi. With the passing of time, he befriended Parthvi—a sculptor. Parthvi was often surprised seeing how and what Kumbha mumbled with half-closed eyes. Kumbha mumbled arrays of human behavioral tales characterized by passion, intimacy, and commitment.
Both used to share the joy and sorrow moments of their past life through casual gossip in leisure. Parthvi used to mediate between Kumbha and nearby villagers to pass on information on the unique character of Kumbha, especially when he was half-asleep.
Farther he Meet with a gentle lady named Malini and made a strong connection with her. In this connection her well logical pleading compelled Kumbha to visualize the reality of life which had been under deep self illusion. Truly enjoyed this!!
Brilliant superlative read. The book is laced with a never before vibe of storytelling, a pretext of sheer brilliance, engaging, thought provoking in an alternative way, and laced with gems of insights. Would highly recommend picking this book.
It's not often that a work of fiction gets you thinking in deep philosophical ways that you are not coached to usually. The story itself ties up beautifully in the climax and till about almost to the end keeps you guessing how something this weird can fall into place towards closure. The characters that run their lives in parallel, which for most part of the book seem to not push the story towards the main discovery, fall into absolute and in disposable relevance towards the end. The author’s creativity in imagining various life’s model as just one of the options is truly mind blowing.
This is the story of Kumbha, the younger brother of Ravana from the renowned Hindu epic Ramayana. Kumbha was from a middle-class business family. After completing honors in history, he left home in a vagabond state of mind and reached ‘Hampi’ near Vijayanagar, earlier known as the Karnataka Kingdom. The glimpses of the ruined city kindled in his mind the historical and heritage sites of the then civilization of the Vijayanagar Empire ruling during the 14th to 16th Century.
Soon he meet with a lady, Malini who lead him to question his own understanding of reality and the illusions he has been living under and from here the story took an interesting turn.. So go! Grab your own copies to explore more into it!!!
Illusion by Raj Kumar Sharma.This book revolves around 'Kumbha' who reached a historical city named 'Hampi' nearby Viayanagar, earlier known as Karnataka Kingdom. Kumbha was well versed with the past history of India with special reference to the ruin of Hindu civilization. Kumbha lost his entity to understand the downfall of Hindu civilization during the 14th -17th centuries under the rule of the Moghal Dynasty.
Sharma's writing style is captivating and What sets this book apart is the simplicity and clarity of the language used by the author.The book is well-structured and easy to follow, with each chapter focusing on a specific aspect of life. The author's writing style is engaging and motivational, making it a page-turner that will leave the readers wanting more.
Illusion by Raj Kumar Sharma revolves around several adventures as it sheds light upon the history and early civilisation. An enthusiastic student, Kumbha, the younger brother of Ravana from Ramayana has been signified as the protagonist whose interest towards history confronted him to the innumerable mysteries and tragedies while Hampi city also counts as far as the landscape of this book is in concern. Fairy lady, Malini with the same enthusiasm in the history along with Kumbha have enlightened this book with several areas of history, Mughals, early civilisation, Hampi city and etc. The Author has aptly set the horizon of this book with a blend of history in the most appropriate and interesting manner. One can find this book exceedingly well-crafted.
Illusion by Raj Kumar Sharma is a thought-provoking book that takes readers on a journey through the historical city of Hampi in India. The story revolves around a young man named Kumbha, who is well-versed in the history of India but struggles to understand the downfall of Hindu civilization during the rule of the Mughal Dynasty. Kumbha's encounter with a gentle lady named Malini leads him to question the reality of his life, which he realizes has been clouded by self-illusion. Sharma's vivid descriptions of the landscape and characters make this a captivating read, leaving readers with much to contemplate about the complexities of human behavior
Illusion by Raj Kumar Sharma tells the story of Kumbha, a young man well-versed in India's past history, who finds himself unable to understand the downfall of Hindu civilization during the 14th-17th centuries under the rule of the Moghal Dynasty. Kumbha's encounter with a fairy-like lady named Malini who shares her interest in understanding the behavioral attitude of people during ancient civilization, eventually leads him to realize the reality of life which he had been under deep self-illusion. Sharma's writing captures the essence of the time and the setting, and his characters are well-developed, making for an enjoyable read that leaves you contemplating the power of illusions.
Illusion is written by the author Raj Kumar Sharma. Kumbha was interested hampi civilization which is ruired. Then enters malini majumder is a scholar. Malini thinks that society is the reason for people's behaviour. One day kumbha and Malini meet then everything changes.
To know more about kumbha and Malini, do read this engaging book. The writing style of author is fascinating. The language used is simple and easy to understand.
The author's thought to bring change through his story is really unique and inspiring. Overall it's a thought provoking book.
A wonderful book is a combination of an eye appealing cover, a fascinating title and definitely a captivating content to make the book a perfect read to indulge in.
Illusion fulfills all the above traits to make this book a worthy choice.
A story taking you into the historical lane only to broaden one's imagination by the author's splendid writing style. You'd definitely enjoy the story as it's an engaging one to read and enjoy. I loved the book and would love to read it over again whenever I have time in hand.
Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. And when you explore every limit element around you. So I had my hands in a book that looked serene by it's cover and turned out to be impressive by it's narration.
A story like never before to give you a breeze of cool air. Revolving around a lover and fascinator of history Kumbha,the story takes you around a blend of the present and the past only to fascinate you as a reader. Loved the characters and found myself sink into the narrative.
This story revolves around a young man named Kumbha who is deeply interested in history, particularly the downfall of Hindu civilization during the Moghal Dynasty. Kumbha is a promising student, spending most of his time reading books and immersing himself in nature. He quickly wins the hearts of the villagers around him, earning the nickname Mumbling man due to his tendency to share stories of contemporary life.
As the story progresses, Kumbha meets Malini, a gentle and intelligent lady who shares his interest in understanding the behavioral attitude of people during ancient times. Malini becomes deeply fascinated by Kumbha, and convinces him to open his eyes to the reality of life and the illusions he has been living under. Want to know more? Read the book.
Sharma's skilled and imaginative writing immediately transports the reader into Kumbha's world, as he wanders through the awe-inspiring landscapes of Hampi, delving deep into the historical events that shaped the land. With every turn of the page, I was captivated by Kumbha's thirst for knowledge and his unwavering passion for the ruin of Hindu civilization, which was both palpable and inspiring. It's amidst this backdrop of rich history and passionate discourse that Kumbha's path intersects with Malini, a fellow history enthusiast, whose wit and intelligence immediately captivate him. Their ensuing romance serves as a metaphor for the idea that love can inspire self-discovery and growth beyond our perceived limitations.
I recently finished reading Bhranti by Raj Kumar Sharma, and it was a thought-provoking and emotional journey. I found the characters in this book to be very well-developed and relatable, particularly Kumbha and Malini. The author does an excellent job of bringing the historical setting to life, and I appreciated the attention to detail given to the downfall of the Hindu civilization during the Moghal Dynasty. Bhranti is a captivating read that explores complex themes such as love, self-discovery, and the human condition. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys historical fiction and thought-provoking stories.
The author's attention to detail when it comes to describing Hampi and the historical events that shape the story is commendable, and the book serves as a testament to his skill as a writer. Bhranti is a brilliant work of fiction that is certain to leave an indelible mark on any reader. It's a journey of self-discovery, love, and the power of knowledge to illuminate our understanding of the world around us. I highly recommend this book to anyone who relishes well-crafted storytelling and an insightful exploration of history and human nature.
The novel delves into the life of Kumbha, a young and brilliant student of history, who finds himself wandering the historical city of Hampi, previously known as the Kingdom of Karnataka.
From the outset, it's apparent that Kumbha is a student of history in every sense of the word, his unquenchable thirst for knowledge and his unwavering passion for the ruin of Hindu civilization is both palpable and infectious. The author's skilled ability to convey Kumbha's fervent interest is a testament to the depth of his writing.
As Kumbha's journey unfolds, we are introduced to a plethora of intriguing characters, but it is his fateful encounter with a woman named Malini that truly steals the show. Their connection is electric, and as their relationship develops, we are swept away by a love story that is as beautiful as it is profound.
What I found truly remarkable about Bhranti was how it delved into deeper themes of self-discovery and the power of knowledge. It is a book that challenges us to think deeply about our own lives and the world around us.
The story follows Kumbha, who's like a genius when it comes to history. He's wandering around this cool historical city called Hampi, and he's all about learning everything he can about the downfall of Hindu civilization back in the 14th-17th centuries.
And let me tell you, this guy is a total history buff - he knows everything! But what I really loved about this book was how it explored deeper themes like self-discovery and the power of knowledge. It's not just a love story - there's so much more to it.
From the very first page, I was transported to a world unlike any other. Our protagonist, Kumbha, is a young man wandering through the historical city of Hampi, with a thirst for knowledge and a deep fascination for the downfall of Hindu civilization during the 14th-17th centuries. His encyclopedic knowledge of Indian history is truly remarkable, and one can't help but be awed by his passion and devotion to the subject.
But it is not just his knowledge that draws us in - it is his remarkable ability to weave a story, to enrapture his listeners with tales of India's rich and complex past.
Kumbha's voracious appetite for knowledge, specifically on the ruin of the Hindu civilization, is palpable throughout the narrative. Sharma does an outstanding job in conveying the depth of Kumbha's interest, and it's evident from the start that he's a student of history in every sense of the word. The way the author uses Kumbha's character to explore the fragility of the human condition and the impact of cultural and political influence on society is both fascinating and poignant.
The beauty of Bhranti is in the way Sharma seamlessly blends history, romance, and philosophy into a cohesive narrative that's both entertaining and thought-provoking. The author's attention to detail when it comes to describing Hampi and the historical events that shape the story is admirable, and the book serves as a testament to his talent as a writer. I highly recommend this book to anyone who appreciates well-crafted storytelling and a captivating exploration of history and human nature.
The author, Raj Kumar Sharma, is seriously talented. His writing is so vivid and descriptive, it's like you're right there in Hampi with Kumbha and Malini. And the way he weaves history into the story is so cool - it's like learning while you're being entertained.
I highly recommend Bhranti to anyone who loves a good story. It's got everything - romance, adventure, history, and even a little bit of philosophy thrown in. Trust me, you won't be able to put it down!
What truly makes Bhranti what it is, is Sharma's masterful storytelling, which weaves history, philosophy, and romance into a seamless narrative that's both entertaining and thought-provoking.
The author's attention to detail when it comes to describing Hampi and the historical events that shape the story is nothing short of impressive, and the book serves as a testament to his skill as a writer. This is a literary gem that is certain to leave an indelible mark on any reader.