Pradyumna - Son of Krishna (English, Paperback, unknown)
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Pradyumna - Son of Krishna (English, Paperback, unknown)
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- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Penguin Random House India
- Genre: Religion
- ISBN: 9780143424161, 0143424165
- Pages: 300
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The hero must rise from the ashes if he has to. But rise he must. As the world trembles on the threshold of Kali Yuga-4,32,000 years of unprecedented evil-the Kuru queen Gandhari curses Lord Krishna. 'Mankind will perish. Your name will be forgotten and so will your Gita!' she rages. And, inexplicably, Krishna submits to her decree . . . Who, then, will save the world from the primordial Kali demon? Can Vama rise to the challenge in time? He learns that he is Vir Pradyumna, the son of Lord Krishna, who was kidnapped by the asuras. Destiny chases him from an asura kingdom to Dwaraka and Kurukshetra, forcing him to battle monsters, angry gods, blazing weapons and his own weaknesses. Pradyumna is a gripping saga of the rise of the mighty, swashbuckling hero whom all of humanity awaits.
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Rating: 4.5/5
Indian Mythology has seen a sudden demand with more and more authors taking up well known historical Indian mythological stories and characters to write fictional stories of their own and while this has a definite appeal to us, readers, it also is like a double edged sword where too much imagination and distortion of known facts act as negative pointers for such books.
I recently read Amish's Scion of Ikshvaku and felt getting bored with so many changes happening to characte...
READ MOREIndian Mythology has seen a sudden demand with more and more authors taking up well known historical Indian mythological stories and characters to write fictional stories of their own and while this has a definite appeal to us, readers, it also is like a double edged sword where too much imagination and distortion of known facts act as negative pointers for such books.
I recently read Amish's Scion of Ikshvaku and felt getting bored with so many changes happening to characte...
Nishant Soni
Sep, 2015
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Elegant writing and good research
The story starts off well. It does good in spiking up your curiosity about Pradyumna then and his circumstances. The story moves ahead at a decent pace, revealing all about Pradyumna, his reality, and his heroic strengths in an eventual manner. Pradyumna’s story and the characters that are introduced along with it have been weaved with the known mythology really well. This was one thing that I absolutely loved about the way Usha has written her book.
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READ MORETowards the end, however, the focus of the...
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Sep, 2015
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Terrific
It is a stunning tale by the author.It excelled my expectations and imagination.The dashing and romantic son of Krishna who is kama incarnate comes alive through the spell bound words of Usha Narayan.Such a wonderful mythological book about Pradyumna,son of Krishna.
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Highly recommended
very fantastic book
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