Tag Archives: Ram Chandra Series

We love reading the fictional retellings of ancient Indian scriptures. Actually, only India has a tradition to wholeheartedly accept various retelling of very important scriptures. Be it Ramayana or Mahabharata (referring just popular ones), you may find hundreds of versions of the same across the country. Bharatiya culture is the only one where you can love the Gods or their ... Read More »

Reading author Amish Tripathi‘s book is a unique experience. Of course, nothing is perfect in the world and there are some aspects of his writing which are loved by the majority of readers while some stuff may not bee that appealing. In addition to being a fantastic writer he is even better at marketing, rather call him a genius marketing ... Read More »

Sita – Warrior of Mithila is the second book in the Ram Chandra Book Series by popular Indian author Amish Tripathi. We’ve talked at length about the free content of the book which is available to download for free for anyone having a valid Amazon account in the below-mentioned review article. Sita – Warrior Of Mithila – Chapter 1 – ... Read More »

Author Amish Tripathi was a banker for around 14 years. He was keen at reading since early age and eventually he have decided to re-tell mythological tales in the context of “what if he is not just a God but was a human like us who actually wandered the Earth?”. The result of this thought process was The Immortals Of ... Read More »

Amish Tripathi is back with another book – Scion Of Ikshvaku. This time he tries to explore the tale of Lord Rama in his signature style. In order to make the things more contemporary, he tries to humanise the mythological character. Book Title : Scion Of Ikshvaku Author : Amish Tripathi Genre : Mythology retold Publisher : Westland Ltd. (22 ... Read More »

Amish Tripathi now enjoys a celebrity status in literary fraternity. He have achieved it of course. With back-to-back 3 best seller books made him eligible for the same. He have tried a unique approach in writing, that is, looking at the mythologies from the modern day eye. Or rather we say, absorb the mythological stuff about mythological characters / Deities ... Read More »