Released in 1951, is a timeless epic filled with heroic stories, philosophy, and speculative thought that sheds light on human life and the soul.
Vaibhav Anand’s book narrates the account of Ramm, a military general in Ayodh's empire whose acts impacted our planet as we know it today approximately 12000 B.C.
A cultural epic centred on Rama and Sita, is told to children of all ages and has been translated into numerous languages by poets.
The book narrates the narrative of Princess Panchaali, who was born in fire and must balance her five husbands who have been robbed out of their father's kingdom.
Devdutt Pattanaik's rendition of India's epic Mahabharata, originally titled Jaya, smoothly combines Sanskrit and regional versions into a single narrative structure.
The epic poem, a dialog between a warrior and a heavenly manifestation, explains lessons for changing battle outcomes and reveals the ultimate cosmic warrior, presenting yoga postures and moral discussion as practical aids to living well.
The story of Sapta Sindhu's people, who faced natural disasters and Greek invasion in 950 BC, is a gripping tale of bravery, adventure, faith, love, romance, conflicts, and political progress.