seema sharma

If you stop comparing the book from the real epic and take a dip in the beautiful lake of this story you can have the taste of the sweetness, hardship and struggle of Ram and for at least once we can have the chance to not to blame Kakai for sending Ram to the forest. This story is based on the philosophy and today's society's misdeeds and now I understood that the ''creative writer'' of this book wants to answer the questions and the doubts present in the society so that the Discrimination could have a final stop. Thank you so much sir Have a great respect for your thoughtful mind ..

A really wonderful book full of heroic adventures, love and hatred, brotherhood and a trunk of secrets. This book has drawn the character and personality of RAVAN with immense beauty and finishing,seome can't imagine that one can work with this much finishing with the hyperlink technique, really wonderful . And I must say that Kanyakumari and Samichi play a important role in the story, and my mentality and thinking towards Kumbhakarna had entirely changed and now I think that this kumbha is really really Dharmic. I was like quite astonished after reading the last few pages of this book which turned the story totally.. And make it even more difficult for me to keep myself controlled till the fourth part comes.

The whole world should read this book once and not only read but also they have to apply it in their life and surely their life will be as amazing as his secrets. He had become my idol. Thanks a lot sir

It's an amazing, thrilling and wonderful book As l am a great fan of mythology I am eagerly waiting for the next part. THANK YOU for connecting us with mythology with this way ☺️☺️

This book shows a beautiful view of Mithila and Sita and shows that the women can do whatever they want. They are a warrior too. In the middle of the book I started thinking that it would be quite boring to read the book RAVAN without SITA and ram having the first attention but at the end the secret relates to Samichi forced me to read the book RAVAN.