Hey guys! this is part 13 of the worth the hype series! in this series, i read hyped books and we figure out whether it's worth the hype or not. today, i rea. Chanakya's chant is beautiful. i have read the trilogy and one thing i couldn't understand in 3rd book is that how one character was told to take revenge and other character not to. not worth it left it in midway. i was gifted both the shiva and ramayan series so forced myself to complete them.
The shiva trilogy by amish a review. april 15, 2013 9 by miss cellany. shiva the man whom legend turned into a god! the concept was interesting! the idea of a mythology being converted to a tale, enhanced and beautified for a mass appeal was interesting! “shit, what am i saying” (a sample of a dialogue from the first of the trilogy ) the. Shiva, the neelkanth along with his confederates travel across the length and breath of india in search of the evil and learns that nothing seems the way they appear. there is a deeper philosophy. 33. 1. about the book series: the book series “the shiva’s trilogy” written by amish tripathi is consists of three books: “the immortals of meluha”, “the secret of nagas” and “the oath of vayuputras”. the book series is based on the premise that lord shiva was not just a creation of rich human imagination but a man of flesh. The oath of the vayuputras shiva trilogy 3 : the oath of vayuputras is the eagerly awaited third and final part of the shiva trilogy by amish. shiva, as portrayed in the previous books of the series, is a mortal tibetan tribal chief who becomes the savior of the people of meluha and joins hands with the nagas.
33. 1. about the book series: the book series “the shiva’s trilogy” written by amish tripathi is consists of three books: “the immortals of meluha”, “the secret of nagas” and “the oath of vayuputras”. the book series is based on the premise that lord shiva was not just a creation of rich human imagination but a man of flesh. The oath of the vayuputras shiva trilogy 3 : the oath of vayuputras is the eagerly awaited third and final part of the shiva trilogy by amish. shiva, as portrayed in the previous books of the series, is a mortal tibetan tribal chief who becomes the savior of the people of meluha and joins hands with the nagas. Finally after a long wait, i manage to read all the three books of the shiva series : the immortals of meluha, the secrets of naga and the oath of vayuputras. i have bought the books long ago but refrained myself from reading it because it might just like all those tv serials story on. The trilogy focuses on religion, truth and the constant battle between the good and evil. the language of the books is modern, everyday and very simple english, which makes it easy for any reader to relate to. the entire series engages the reader in such a way that one cannot help but get involved with shiva and sati’s entourage as they set.
Finally after a long wait, i manage to read all the three books of the shiva series : the immortals of meluha, the secrets of naga and the oath of vayuputras. i have bought the books long ago but refrained myself from reading it because it might just like all those tv serials story on. The trilogy focuses on religion, truth and the constant battle between the good and evil. the language of the books is modern, everyday and very simple english, which makes it easy for any reader to relate to. the entire series engages the reader in such a way that one cannot help but get involved with shiva and sati’s entourage as they set.
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