Ajaya: Roll of the Dice
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| Followed by | Ajaya: Rise of Kali | |
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Ajaya: Roll of the Dice is a 2013
Reception
Hindustan Times writes, "Neelakantan got Ravana to steal Rama’s thunder as the hero of the Ramayana. He dismantled long-cherished beliefs of good and evil, questioning the idea of victory and defeat. Asura sold more than a million copies, but Neelakantan is far from finished. Now, Ajaya: Roll Of The Dice, takes on the Mahabharata, this time focusing on the ‘unconquerable’ Kauravas."[3] The Indian Nerve rated it 3.5 out of 5 stating "The simple and gripping writing style coupled with fast-paced story throughout the book is sure to make you enjoy the book."[2]
References
- The Telegraph (Calcutta). Retrieved 6 October 2017.
- ^ a b Ankita Katdare (25 February 2014). Ajaya – Roll Of The Dice | Book Review. indiannerve.com. Retrieved 6 October 2017.
- ^ Apekshita Varshney (18 January 2014). Retelling Mahabharata: why Kauravas are villain-heroes to Anand Neelakantan. Retrieved 6 October 2017.
Further reading
- Gala, Heta. Book Review | Roll Of The Dice. tell-a-tale.com.
- Rammohan, T. “India will bleed from a thousand cuts” Book Review: Ajaya Book 1-Roll of the dice. ramasya.com.
- Yashwant. Ajaya: Roll of the Dice – Anand Neelakantan | Book Review (Epic of the Kaurava Clan # 1). idlebrains.org.
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