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- ISBN-13: 9789351773764
- Publisher: Harper Collins India
- Binding: Paperback
- Language: English
- Returnable: N
- Weight: 353 gr
- ISBN-10: 9351773760
- Publisher Date: November’2015
- Height: 198 mm
- No of Pages: 360
- Spine Width: 20 mm
- Width: 129 mm
Availability: Out of Stock
Rise of Hastinapur
SKU: 9789351773764
Original price was: ₹499.00.₹399.00Current price is: ₹399.00.
Witness the rise of Hastinapur through the eyes of powerful women. Amba’s quest for revenge, Kunti’s gamble for freedom, and Gandhari’s fateful choice shape the destiny of kingdoms. Amidst political maneuvering and alliances, Bhishma orchestrates Hastinapur’s ascent to power. Explore the untold stories in the Mahabharata. ISBN: 9789351773764
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Nishita Mathur –
Great read with unique story telling. I would re-read it again. The author has done a great job in the book.
Nitesh Somani –
I am disappointed with the book. Nothing excited me. It’s not worth my money, writing could have been better
Aditya Singh –
An emotional rollercoaster. The untold stories were brilliantly woven. Must read to find untold story about the Mahabharata.
Shivani Rajeev Dhakate –
A fascinating take on the women of Mahabharata. The writing was engaging, but I felt some characters needed more depth. Overall, a good read!
Aakanksha Singh –
I would love to see stories of other women in Mahabharata. The book is beautifully written with unique perspective.
Gowtham Nallampalli –
I would definitely want a part of the book. It felt short. I would love to read more about the untold stories.
Rudransh Verma –
It’s a good mythological book with good storyline. It felt too short. I wish there are more details about the plot.
Biprajit Mazumder –
The book is an average. It could have been better if there are more depth of characters. It’s okay.
Anita Bhengra –
Fantastic portrayal of the women. Gandhari’s choice made me cry. I wish there was more about political strategies.
Kamakshi Jangid –
The best book to read if you want to know about the women in Mahabharata. I am amazed with the book.
Ashish Kumar –
The book covers the main aspects of the story. It was okay. I felt I wanted to know more, but not bad.
Rupal Singh –
I loved seeing the epic through the eyes of Kunti and Gandhari. Bhishma’s character felt a bit flat. An interesting perspective, though.
Aniket Mulmule –
The book gives a good glimpse of Hastinapur. Some parts felt rushed. A decent read for mythology lovers. I enjoyed it.
Dhruv Singh –
Amba’s storyline was captivating! However, the pacing felt uneven at times. Still, a worthwhile addition to my historical fiction collection.
Madhurima Purkait –
I appreciate the fresh perspective of the book. It’s about epic women. Enjoyed reading it in my free time.
Chayan Bit –
A very different view point to read the Mahabharata stories. It’s a very unique perspective of Hastinapur.
Ayush –
I had high expectations. It’s about the women in epic. But the book felt flat, nothing excited me. Will not recommend.
Debajit Patra –
A compelling narrative. I couldn’t put it down. Highly recommend. The writing style is really good.
Vaishnavi –
I learnt a lot about the women aspect of Mahabharata. The book is good, I would recommend it to my friends.