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Witness the epic battle of Kurukshetra unfold in Vyasa, a graphic novel with 1600 stunning visuals. Follow the Pandavas and Kauravas from birth as they navigate a world of lust, violence, revenge, and ultimately, peace. This first book in the series offers a cinematic experience for mature readers, exploring the interplay of life and death instincts. Experience the Mahabharata like never before with Vyasa. ISBN: 9780143427803
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Rugved Deepak Tidke –
Amazing artwork and a good introduction to the Mahabharata. Some parts felt disjointed, but I still enjoyed it. Looking forward to the next book!
Mansi Bharti –
Mixed feelings. The art is breathtaking, but I felt the story was simplified too much. Good for a quick overview, but lacks depth.
Akshat Jain –
Visually impressive, but the pacing felt off at times. Some scenes were rushed, while others dragged on. Still, a worthwhile read for the artwork alone.
Shivam Kumar Gupta –
The art is incredible, but the story feels too abridged. It’s a good introduction, but not a replacement for reading the actual Mahabharata.
Prachi Verma –
A fantastic visual representation of the Mahabharata! It’s easy to follow, even for those unfamiliar with the story. Highly recommended!
Kushagre Singh –
Amazing artwork! I really enjoyed seeing the Mahabharata brought to life in this way. However, I felt some of the nuances of the original story were lost.
Himanshu –
The artwork is exceptional, however, this adaptation did not do justice to such an epic story. It feels incomplete.
Name –
Visually stunning, but the narrative felt rushed in places. Some characters lacked depth, and the story jumped around a bit too much. Overall, a decent adaptation.
Naman Pamnani –
This graphic novel brought the Mahabharata to life! The artwork is phenomenal and story telling is good. I was engrossed from beginning to end.
Kushagra Arya –
I was captivated by the visuals! The story is gripping, but some of the characters’ motivations could have been explored more. A great effort nonetheless.