Scion of Ikshvaku
My first book of 2017 and a good read as per me.
Similar to the Shiva trilogy, Amish has done a good job in setting up the stage for the novels to come.
The best part of these new age mythology/epic writers portray the main lead as a commoner unlike old as a divine entity.
Similar to the Shiva trilogy, Amish has done a good job in setting up the stage for the novels to come.
The best part of these new age mythology/epic writers portray the main lead as a commoner unlike old as a divine entity.
Three central characters, Ram, Bharat and Lakshman are depicted with a distinct traits of rule follower and idealistic vs practical and obedient vs follower.
Dasharath a capable King who could not handle his failure and left under the burden of expectations from Raghu clan.
Three mothers Kaushalya, Kaikayee & Sumitra with a different thoughts about her sons future.
Most interesting character is Sita, an empowered women with freedom of expression.
An unknown but a touching character Roshni ( Daughter of Manthara) who meets with an unfortunate end.
Three mothers Kaushalya, Kaikayee & Sumitra with a different thoughts about her sons future.
Most interesting character is Sita, an empowered women with freedom of expression.
An unknown but a touching character Roshni ( Daughter of Manthara) who meets with an unfortunate end.
Book offers a few good anecdotes about how a leader should be and his conduct which are apt in the current world also.
Eagerly looking forward to the rest of the series.
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