Meluha Ke Mritunjay (Immortals of Meluha Hindi) (Paperback)

from poonamsharma

Positives - 1. Racy plot - retains interest big time2. Amalgamation of mythological components into a modern day story.3. Depiction of Shiva as a ordinary man who attains wisdom and ability to hold the designation of Mahadev on the way. Shiva makes mistakes too.4. New (read old) city description ...

from Saumyakul

Who is God? It is not often that I ponder over a question like this. It was especially not until I lay my hands on this one-of-its kind book, called The Immortals of Meluha, authored by Amish. A book that borrows heavily from the royal pages of Indian mythology, The Immortals of Meluha weaves tog...

from maheswaranm

A very easy read. A gripping story. Author stopped the first part of the trilogy at a very high point - not quite what I would agree with.Well worth a read. I would give it something near three.. Can't decide if I rounded it up or down.. -edit-Found it funny that this is in the "I Picked It Up Be...

from PiyushC

First book of a Trilogy loosely based on Lord Shiva from Indian Mythology; the writing lacks the finesse and well, there are some other shortcomings. I liked the fact that the Author used a main character from Indian Mythology and used it to create his own story, and will give the benefit of doub...

from cameling

A man who becomes a God. This mythological novel traces the journey of one man, Shiva, Chief of the Gunas tribe, who, tired of constant battles with neighboring tribes, is persuaded by a Meluhan, to bring his whole tribe across the mountain to Meluha, promising a land of peace, beauty and organiz...