#Ramayan serial 2008 in telugu series

His first book The Immortals of MeluhaВ (2010), his first in the Shiva trilogy, took the book market by storm.

#Ramayan serial 2008 in telugu series

While author Chetan Bhagat wrote on contemporary subjects and sold in millions,author Devdutt Patnaik excelled in fact-based mythological storytelling, it is author Amish Tripathi who weaved a series of books inspired by ancient epics and gods and brought mythological fiction back in business. Books written by fiction authors knocking on the doors of the ancient past is a trend for decades, but few authors have risen to prominence and fame in the last two decades. Karve explores to interpret many of the events of the Mahabharata in a socio-political context is one of the earliest books in this genre. Sahitya Academy Award winner Yuganta: The End of an Epoch, a book written by author Irawati Karve in 1968 is one of the earliest works inspired by the Mahabharata. India is also a land of dramatic storytellers, writers and authors who have tapped into our rich past to tell fascinating stories. Chopra to present the epic of Mahabharata into the drawing rooms of India through televised series on Doordarshan.

The late 1980s inspired Ramanand Sagar to bring in the story of Ramayana and B.R. Before the mainstream bestseller books came in, Indian films had already captured the imagination of Indian audiences with film adaptations like Hindi film Ram Rajya (1943) Tamil film Sampoorna Ramayanam (1958) Telugu films Lava Kusa (1963), and Sampoorna Ramayanam (1971) based on the Ramayana and Hindi film Draupadi (1931) Tamil film Mayabazar (1957), Telugu film Pandava Vanavasam (1965) and even a film enacted by children in Sridevi starred Telugu film Bal Bharatam (1972) based on the Mahabharata. A European man Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith (1826вЂ“1906) is credited to have done the first complete translation of the Ramayana into English titled The Ramayan of Valmiki. The early Britishers translated the lofty Sanskrit and Pali versions of both epics into English which piqued the interest of English-speaking Indians and non-Indians to understand and comprehend the greatness of the story of Rama, Ravana, Krishna, Kauravas, and Pandavas into the daily lives. Indians have worshipped the story of Vishnu avatars Rama and Krishna through the epics for centuries. IndiaвЂ™s most famous epics the Ramayana and Mahabharata have inspired numerous stories, films, and books that have regaled Indians for decades. India is a land of myths, stories, and epics that tell us about real and imagined events in rich Indian history. This book inspired me to write this article on the steady mix of authors tapping into mythological fiction to make some great reading. Inspired by the Mahabharata, Time & Tide takes us back to thousands of years into our ancient past and weaves a thriller in 150 pages published by The Write Place under Crossword Publishing.

Flipping through the pages, I lost myself into the world of the lead protagonist Samvardhana and his choices as he stands at the crossroads of his life. Sona Sharma gifted me her latest book вЂњTime & Tide- A thrilling journey through time as a myth becomes truthвЂќВ (2021) to read and add to my ever-growing collection of books.