



Bhima Lone Warrior (English, Paperback, Nair MT Vasudevan)
Flipkart Official Review
The Mahabharata has been written about through the eyes of many characters – Draupadi, Karna, Arjun, and perhaps many more. Bhima is one character which only is seen as someone physically strong adding to nothing else in the epic tale. “Bhima” by M.T. Vasudevan Nair was first written in 1984, and now translated by Gita Krishnakutty is a brilliant retelling of the epic war from Bhima’s eyes.
“Bhima: Lone Warrior” takes into account Bhima’s life as a person – of the insecurities as a child, of forever trying to please Draupadi, of trying to constantly prove himself amongst the other four brothers. The book is a whole new look at the Mahabharata – it is of a warrior who could not have been defeated, who killed thousands and yet survived to tell his tale. Bhima is intriguing and a fast-paced read. The translation is perfect and every aspect of the story falls into place. A must read for mythology lovers.
The book is about Bhima, one of the four brothers in the Mahabharata who plays a crucial role, and his constant need to prove himself. It is about the feelings of insecurity of the great warrior Bhima.
Summary of the Book
Bhima is one among the four brother in the Mahabharata who is known for his superb skill as a warrior. However, as much as he tries to impress Draupadi and everyone else, he is still only the second best. The book talks about his insecurities and his unique ability to be able to have an understanding of the people he meets. He has slain many enemies and fought for the good, but is still not recognized and given the credit he feels he should get. He has always been a loner who has faced the hatred of the Kauravas and mixed emotion of love and contempt from his brothers. This book gives a whole different view on one of the greatest wars that was ever fought, the Mahabharata.
About the Author
M. T. Vasudevan Nair is a Malayali writer, screenplay writer and film director. He is known to be one of the most versatile writers in Malayalam literature. He has been awarded the highest literary award in India, Jnanpith.
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Randhamoozham-Not much lost in translation
Vijesh Balasubramanian
Certified Buyer, Salem
Nov, 2013
Good translation of a classic from Malayalam
Muralidharan Enarth Maviton
Certified Buyer, Thrissur
Oct, 2014
Honest outlook at the classic epic !!
Jaideep Singh Rathore
Certified Buyer, Jodhpur
Nov, 2013
New Way of looking at Mahabharata
Anonymous
Certified Buyer, Ghaziabad
Apr, 2014
The translation by Gita Kutty wonderfully brings out several wonderful turn of phrases
Sumal
Certified Buyer, Kolkata
Oct, 2014
Bhima - Lone Warrior
Malikkamadom Rajan
Certified Buyer, Chennai
Jan, 2014
Superb translation of a malayalam classic...
Gopi Krishna Panicker
Certified Buyer, Mumbai
Oct, 2013
Bhima's viewpoint
Som
Certified Buyer, Patiala
May, 2017
Great product
Vijithra V
Certified Buyer, Triprangode
5 months ago
Mind-blowing purchase
Rakheev Ramchandran
Certified Buyer, Irinjalakuda
May, 2021