INDIAN Mythology Combo of 9 Books

Included in this Combo:

1. Ram – Amish
Discover the untold story of Ram, the hero of the Ramayana, through Amish’s fresh, intense reimagination. Explore Ram’s struggles, emotions, and triumphs as he faces challenges beyond the battlefield, questioning his own beliefs and discovering the true essence of righteousness.

2. Sita – Amish
The powerful story of Sita, redefined. Amish brings new depth to this revered figure, showcasing Sita’s intelligence, resilience, and love. Follow her journey from childhood to queen as she confronts societal expectations and emerges as a symbol of strength and grace.

3. Raavan – Amish
A gripping narrative that reimagines Raavan, traditionally seen as a villain, as a multi-dimensional figure. Amish delves into the complexities of Raavan’s rise to power, his ambitions, and the emotions that led to his eventual fall, offering a perspective that challenges conventional views.

4. Lanka – Amish
The sequel to Raavan, Lanka explores the rise and fall of Raavan’s kingdom. This book takes a closer look at the internal conflicts within the kingdom, the complex relationships, and the forces that shaped the destiny of Lanka and its ruler.

5. Meluha – Amish
The first book in the Shiva Trilogy, Meluha introduces Shiva, the warrior-turned-deity. Set in the land of Meluha, the story follows Shiva’s journey from an outsider to a leader and his role in the rise of a great civilization. A tale of transformation, destiny, and leadership.

6. Nagas – Amish
The second book in the Shiva Trilogy, Nagas delves into the world of the Naga warriors and their spiritual practices. As Shiva faces new challenges, his relationship with the Naga and his internal conflicts take center stage in a story of loyalty, power, and growth.

7. Vayuputras – Amish
The final book in the Shiva Trilogy, Vayuputras concludes the epic saga. As Shiva’s journey reaches its culmination, he faces the ultimate battle that will define the future of mankind. A breathtaking conclusion that ties together themes of love, power, and sacrifice.

8. Mahagatha 
Mahagatha brings together the timeless epics of the Mahabharata and the Ramayana in an intertwined narrative. Amish explores the characters and events from both epics in a unified way, offering fresh insights into the most legendary stories of Indian mythology.

9. Bhagavad Gita 
A modern retelling of the Bhagavad Gita, this book delves into the teachings of Lord Krishna. Amish presents the spiritual wisdom and practical philosophy of the Gita in a way that resonates with modern readers, offering timeless lessons on life, duty, and the pursuit of righteousness.