He creates a world which we can relate to.
These societies have issues of economic imbalance, power struggle within the family, corruption at economical and political levels, there are crimes like rape, child-abduction and abuse, to name a few. The society, the novels are set in, are not in any sense Utopia. But in the process, he challenges some strong beliefs we have been observing for decades. He creates a history and places them in believable chronology. The novels talk about Lord Shiva and Lord Rama not as mere humans, but as our revered ancestors. He creates a fresh story picking fundamental lessons from the Shiva Purana and the Ramayana. This article is not a typical book review, but my understanding of the texts and how they affected me.Īs aforementioned, the Shiva Trilogy and the Ram Chandra Series are based on Indian Mythology and scriptures. In this article, I will be focusing on six of his mythological novels, the Shiva Trilogy and the Ram Chandra Series. Amish has, as of now, published seven mythological fictions and two non-fiction books, each giving an insight into Indian Philosophy. In many interviews he gives credit for his success to his family for their support, and the Lord for His grace. His first series, the Shiva Trilogy is still considered the fastest selling book series in the country. His work is also translated in seven Indian languages, which shows his vast readership. Despite publishers questioning his choice of genre and manner of writing, Amish was well received by different age groups. Amish is an Indian Author, who specialises in Indian Mythological Fiction. After over a decade of experience in finance, Amish Tripathi decided to pursue his passion for writing.
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