Mahabharata

The Mahabharata was initially crafted in 100,000 verses of Sanskrit by the ancient sage Vyasa. Esteemed as a holy scripture in Hinduism, it encompasses the profound teachings of the Bhagavad-gita. Krishna Dharma has skillfully transformed this epic into a dynamic novel that captures the grandeur of the original work. This compelling and emotional story narrates the saga of the five valiant Pandava brothers, the offspring of Emperor Pandu. Deprived of their rightful kingdom and forced into exile by their jealous cousins, they embark on an intriguing adventure where they encounter deities, sages, mystics, and formidable warrior kings. Deep spiritual themes are woven throughout the exhilarating tale, establishing it as one of the most cherished texts globally. Concluding with a cataclysmic battle, the Mahabharata stands as a remarkable work of suspense, intrigue, and enlightening wisdom.