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Dec 23, 2015 Vani Kaushal rated information technology actually liked it

This volume is a treasure trove of information for all those who love mythology! Vineet is a bully friend (nosotros went to the same school) and that makes this book very special. I accept read his starting time volume, Vishwamitra, and take now finished reading this second one. That also, I have also been an avid reader of his blog: decodehindumythology.blogspot.com. He is a talented author and is thorough with his research. 'Legend of Parshuraam' tracks the story of Raam, the scion of Bhargava clan, the Brahmi This volume is a treasure trove of information for all those who dear mythology! Vineet is a great friend (we went to the same schoolhouse) and that makes this book very special. I have read his showtime book, Vishwamitra, and take now finished reading this 2nd one. That besides, I have also been an avid reader of his blog: decodehindumythology.blogspot.com. He is a talented writer and is thorough with his inquiry. 'Legend of Parshuraam' tracks the story of Raam, the scion of Bhargava clan, the Brahmin boy who cleansed the World of Asurs and defeated the bravest of Kshatriyas. The narrative is speckled with stories from Hindu mythology and the writing flows effortlessly across iii hundred pages. I got my signed copy, what about yous? ...more than

A plumbing equipment tribute to the wielder of Siva's ax.
I couldn't find a book in realm of fiction completely dedicated to Parasu Ram,rather than portraying him as a supporting grapheme and when I find this ane,Thanks to the author I'm non disappointed.

Right from the beginning to the end,I've thoroughly enjoyed the book. The main protagonist didn't appear till halfway through the volume,that came equally a scrap surprise,merely the void was completely filled by Arjun and his transformation from proficient to bad is portra

A fitting tribute to the wielder of Siva'south ax.
I couldn't detect a book in realm of fiction completely dedicated to Parasu Ram,rather than portraying him every bit a supporting character and when I discover this one,Thank you to the author I'k not disappointed.

Right from the first to the end,I've thoroughly enjoyed the book. The main protagonist didn't announced till halfway through the book,that came as a bit surprise,but the void was completely filled by Arjun and his transformation from good to bad is portrayed brilliantly.

The reason why Parasu Ram chose the way he'd chosen was put along in a conceivable manner. The interactions of Parasu Ram with Vashist and Viswamitra was written well.The emotional turmoils of Satyavati,Jamagadni,Ruchik were captured well and the philosophical theme is maintained throughout the length.

As usual, the fusion of Science,Myth and Philosophy which is authentication of the author was well maintained in this work as well. For those who've read viswamitra,this might look like a sequel to information technology.All in all can complete this in a unmarried sitting and you'll thoroughly savor the book.Congrats to the author for portraying The Legendary Parasu Ram in a legendary style..hail the Avatar of vishnu and Disciple of Siva-Parasu Ram!!!

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Skilful one by Dr. Vineet Aggarwal though I would have liked if the author elaborated a bit more on the transformation of Raam to Parshu-Raam.

Truth is one, but the learned know information technology equally many - Rigved

Parshuram : The embodiment of Lord Vishnu himself , the disciple of Lord Shiva , wielder of both the axe of Shiva and Vishnu'due south bow , one of the vii immortals , the man who clansed the globe from the arrogant Kshatriyas for twenty ane times , the instructor of legendary warriors like Bheeshma , Karna , Dronacharya and Kripacharya , the only Bharamakhsatriya known in the history of mankind .

Even subsequently having such a larger than fourth dimension personality there is no epic is bachelor which chronicles the enti

Parshuram : The apotheosis of Lord Vishnu himself , the disciple of Lord Shiva , wielder of both the axe of Shiva and Vishnu's bow , one of the seven immortals , the man who clansed the globe from the arrogant Kshatriyas for twenty ane times , the teacher of legendary warriors similar Bheeshma , Karna , Dronacharya and Kripacharya , the only Bharamakhsatriya known in the history of mankind .

Even later having such a larger than fourth dimension personality there is no epic is available which chronicles the entire life of Parshuram (every bit the Ramayana for Ram and the Mahabharat for Krishna ) . We only hear the stories of this homo from the Mahabharata and the Ramayana and from many folk tales likewise .

When I came to know about this book I picked it with great expectations and enthusiasm that finally someone tried to chronicle the life of this legend . But the book tin can't lived up to the expactations . The book is more about the situations which led a Bhramin male child Ram to become the Bharamakhsatriya Parshuram . Rather than 'the legend of Parshuram' it's 'Parshuram : Origins' . The first 3 parts of the book covers simply the story of Kartavirya Arjun and his exploits . The author tried to make Kartavirya Arjun as the 2d protagonist of the book but the character lacked the depth . The story of transformation of Arjun from protagonist to adversary was unacceptable . Information technology was a bad and impractical idea . Ravan's character is used equally Shakuni of the novel . Some events were very like to the Shiva trilogy .

The author has washed a proficient task in describing the political and social weather of India at that time but in the midst of swell political canvas , which covers more than than half of the book , master story which I was expecting was lost somewhere . The narration was simple and skilful . If this book was first book of any serial the book would exist a neat starting time to the series .

It was non what expacted .
2.5 Stars .

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Really a nice book for mythology lovers.
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Ram aka Raam was a descendant of Brahma, considered as the 6th avatar of Vishnu and worshiper of Shiva! He is known amend as ParshuRaam (aka Parshuram), the ane who holds the divine Parshu (a dagger) which is blessed to him by Lord Shiva. At that place is a lot written about him, only in that location is a lot unknown nigh him every bit well. You tin find traces of his tale even in Ramayana and Mahabha Really a prissy volume for mythology lovers.
[Detailed book review is bachelor at: http://thinkerviews.com/books/english...]
Ram aka Raam was a descendant of Brahma, considered equally the 6th avatar of Vishnu and worshiper of Shiva! He is known better every bit ParshuRaam (aka Parshuram), the i who holds the divine Parshu (a dagger) which is blessed to him by Lord Shiva. At that place is a lot written about him, but at that place is a lot unknown about him also. You tin can observe traces of his tale even in Ramayana and Mahabharata as well, and yet, it is tough to find a consolidated account of Parshuram'due south life.

Dr. Vineet Aggrawal, a famous author who started his career as an writer by writing a volume about Vishwamitra, came with a detailed book on Parshuram.

The plot of this volume has its root in the book almost Vishwamitra, however, don't worry if you lot haven't read it notwithstanding. The book is complete in itself and you tin enjoy reading it without missing any of import detail.

The Plot:
Allow the states take a bird's centre view to the plot of the volume where I will try to proceed most of the spoilers at the bay, but some of them are unavoidable :).

It all stars with the deportment of Ruchik, the descendant of Bhrigu who feel disheartened past the deportment of his wife Satyavati and her mother, every bit decided to leave the domestic life. He leaves everything in a moment, including his newborn, and went to the Himalayas to complete his spiritual journeying.

The Karma is a great leveler and i has to fulfill all his/her duties, and thus, the circumstances took the turn and Ruchik has to come back into the lives of his married woman Satyavati and son Yamadagni (aka Jamadagni)!

Arjun is one of the bully rulers of Nabhivarsh and he followed the path of Dharma. With the able guidance of his begetter and immense warrior skills of his own, he went alee to take some of the most remarkable political alliances and fought some great wars, all to establish the kingdom of Dharma all over the globe. He was near successful in his efforts.

Almost, because, there are tribes, which want to keep following their ain fashion of ruling and don't care much well-nigh the ideal practices advised by the Dharma. And some of the near cunning minds and brave fighters were there at their side also. Adding to them was Ravana, the ascent figure in Asura tribe who is of mixed origin and possessor of the good qualities of both the clans.

Why, Arjun, the ferocious warrior, better known as Sahatrarjun, and then is considered every bit the ane who did some incorrect stuffs? Why he is killed by Raam (who became Parshuram past then)? And why Raam started a serial of wiping out the Kshatryia rulers who were not following the path of Dharma? The sequence of actions and their reactions, are ameliorate to explore by reading this book.

Views and Reviews:
The volume is written in a gripping style and is a delight for the lovers of Indian Mythogoly. More importantly it explore the characters which are comparatively less explored, only played a very important role in making India (that is India) what it is today.

Of course, in that location are some gaps when you try to trace the incidents mentioned in various scriptures, which the writer may demand to go through to collect material for this book, and he had to instill the imaginary stuff there.

While I think that the character of the protagonist could accept been given more footage, especially, his days of teen, whatever explored is good in terms of content and representation both. Despite it being the story of Raam, the incident which were responsible to make him Parshuram are explored quite nicely.

Before many years, when reading reviews for a pic, I found a squeamish line written by a reviewer which was telling something like, without properly exploring the adversary, you cannot explore the abilities of the protagonist. Very truthful. The stronger the antagonist is, the protagonist will automatically become stronger than him/her. Often we start mark various characters every bit blackness and white, while in that location is aught can exist attributes then in accented manner. Practically, virtually everyone has the shades of grays, and it is the responsibleness of the storyteller to explore them in that way.

What I like in this book is the way the graphic symbol of Arjun is explored. Of class, the mode characters of Ravana, Ruchik, Satyavati, Yamadagni, Renuka, Ram and others are explored are pretty effective and overnice, Arjun's grapheme is given proper footage. I'd not seen it is explored so much in other scriptures I came across then far. And I confirm that if it is not explored so nicely, his actions and others' reactions towards the same might non be that convincing. With that let me tell you that each of the character is given its due importance.

The book is good at philosophical and spiritual level besides. The expertise of the author in building scenes and explaining environment and exploring battle is admirable. He is a worthy competitor to the bestselling authors in this genre in many aspects.

Here are some of the interesting lines from the book:

In every country or society, there exists a few who are unhappy with the way things are…
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No affair how far i travelled, one had to come back home at the end of the journeying.
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Well, what is history but the variation of facts by the victorious and the cocky-sympathizing delusions of the defeated?

The cover page is good but could have been a little meliorate.

Summary:
Overall, a fantastically retold mythological tale with logical approach. The volume has skilful literary attributes and strong characters.

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I take been following Dr. Vineet Aggarwal's web log decodehindumythology.blogspot
com since many years now and we have become good friends because of hours of discussion on diverse mythologies.
1 day I went to a movie, an hour early, and just to pass my time, I went into Crossword and that is how I got my copy of The Legend of Parshu-Raam.
I bought it the second I saw it considering, first, I admired the writer because of his blog and 2nd, it was a book about Parshu-Raam.
Many Indian authors accept writ I have been following Dr. Vineet Aggarwal's blog decodehindumythology.blogspot
com since many years now and we have become skilful friends because of hours of word on various mythologies.
One day I went to a movie, an hour early on, and just to laissez passer my time, I went into Crossword and that is how I got my re-create of The Legend of Parshu-Raam.
I bought it the second I saw it because, showtime, I admired the author because of his blog and 2d, it was a book about Parshu-Raam.
Many Indian authors accept written well-nigh mythology but they limited themselves to the popular stories of Ramayan and Mahabharat. Vineet has dived deep into the mythology with both his books almost popular but lesser known characters. (Vishwamitra and at present Parshuram)
The book is divided into 3 parts. Commencement part is near Parshuram's family, second is about the antagonist (?), Kartavirya Arjun and third is virtually the man of the hour, Parshuram. But throughout the volume, the evil is rising in the background.
What I loved about the volume is that it is filled with mythological data and the scientific explanations of 'what could have been'. Another affair was that whenever I heard the story of Parshuram, Kartavirya Arjun was already a villain, no explanation, but a messy king drunk with power but this book explains what went wrong and how it happened.
A very piece of cake still gripping read. Congratulations to Dr. Vineet Aggarwal and Best of luck for the future endeavors! ...more

Dec 29, 2015 Saurin rated it actually liked information technology

The lesser known mortals of Indian mythology seen in a new & insightful lite!

Many Indians will know of the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu merely seldom practice whatever of the states know any avatar aside of Lord Ram and Krishna. This book is the life story of Parshuraam, the warrior avatar of Lord Vishnu.
The Legend of Parshuraam methodically retraces his life outset with a perspective of how things had shaped up in the generation that ruled prior to him in Nabhivarsh (older name for the Indian subcontinent). The b

The lesser known mortals of Indian mythology seen in a new & insightful calorie-free!

Many Indians will know of the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu but seldom do whatsoever of united states know any avatar aside of Lord Ram and Krishna. This volume is the life story of Parshuraam, the warrior avatar of Lord Vishnu.
The Legend of Parshuraam methodically retraces his life commencement with a perspective of how things had shaped up in the generation that ruled prior to him in Nabhivarsh (older name for the Indian subcontinent). The book also beautifully highlights the softer elements of the human being who is best known equally a killing car.
Information technology is a layered story with a series of subplots each delving into the human psychology and the complexities that emanate from people trying to dispense others to become their manner. Information technology explains in a subtle way the unknown ramifications of a series of binary choices that people are faced with and the outcome that leads them to paths they would not have imagined in their wildest dreams, akin to the butterfly effect.
Experience proud of Dr Vineet Aggarwal and feel happy to know that he has matured beautifully as a writer. The earlier book Vishwamitra has been a good warm upwardly to this staggering feat, the future classic (fingers crossed): The Legend of Parshuraam.
Kudos Medico & thank you!!!

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Dec 22, 2015 Mihir rated it really liked it

The Legend of Parshu-Raam, Simple, gripping and interesting read.

Everything well-nigh this book is pure perfection, correct from the detailed description of each character to each event which i can visualize while reading (Pushpak vimana's clarification is bang on) and thorough research of united nations-touched side of legendary activity hero which makes this volume a tightly bound storyline.
There are a lot of dorsum stories. This is much needed for people who are not familiar with them.

The story goes on tell how si

The Legend of Parshu-Raam, Simple, gripping and interesting read.

Everything about this volume is pure perfection, correct from the detailed description of each character to each event which one tin can visualize while reading (Pushpak vimana's description is bang on) and thorough research of un-touched side of legendary activeness hero which makes this volume a tightly bound storyline.
In that location are a lot of back stories. This is much needed for people who are not familiar with them.

The story goes on tell how situations prevailing before his birth forced a Brahmin of Alambayin gotra -Raam turns out to be the Bramhakshtriya Parshu-raam-The wielder of the axe.

Dr. Vineet has managed to proceed a perfect rest, between true mythological facts and fresh utilise of his imagination. Plus, he has maintained the authenticity of the menstruation very well.

If you love to read mythology, you're in for a care for with 'The Legend of Parshu-Raam'. — with Vineet Aman Aggarwal.

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Fabulous book on one of the about fascinating characters of Indian mythology. PhysicianVineet Agarwal, sticks to the original Purana, giving his estimation, without departure. And fortunately, does not inject pseudo science, or force fit contemporary events. Interestingly the championship character really makes his appearance one-half fashion in the book. The first one-half, is more than on Parashuram's lineage, his parents, his ancestors, and the gradual transformation of Kartyavira Arjun, the adversary, from a but, Fabulous book on one of the most fascinating characters of Indian mythology. PhysicianVineet Agarwal, sticks to the original Purana, giving his estimation, without difference. And fortunately, does non inject pseudo scientific discipline, or forcefulness fit contemporary events. Interestingly the championship character really makes his appearance half fashion in the book. The first half, is more on Parashuram's lineage, his parents, his ancestors, and the gradual transformation of Kartyavira Arjun, the antagonist, from a just, wise ruler to a merciless tyrant. The machinations of the Naga, Asur tribes are well depicted. While Dr.Agarwal does explore the inter relations between the Naga, Asur and Kshatriya clans, his language is far better than the vastly overrated Amish Tripathi'southward. And no teen speak to brand it achieve out to younger audiences. This is some one who knows his history, mythology and philosophy well, dissimilar Tripathi's one-half baked theories. And that in itself is a reason to read this book. ...more than

Dec 06, 2015 Divya Krishna rated information technology it was amazing

A remarkable story of a remarkable homo

Everyone knows Parshu-Raam as an avatar who massacred kshatriyas. Just what made him a slayer is a story seldom narrated. There is a lot of mystery around this mythological character and I was very glad when I found this volume written by Dr. Vineet Aggarwal. The volume gives an in depth insight into the political situation prevailing earlier and after Parshu-Raam's birth that forced him to accept up his axe. What I loved in the volume is the simplicity with which the

A remarkable story of a remarkable man

Anybody knows Parshu-Raam as an avatar who massacred kshatriyas. Merely what made him a slayer is a story seldom narrated. There is a lot of mystery around this mythological graphic symbol and I was very glad when I institute this volume written by Dr. Vineet Aggarwal. The book gives an in depth insight into the political situation prevailing before and after Parshu-Raam'south nascence that forced him to have upwardly his axe. What I loved in the book is the simplicity with which the story flows and the way new characters are introduced at the correct time. The book is nicely paced and every affiliate has something new to offering. The author is very good in establishing relationships between the characters because of which it is very easy to relate to each 1 of them. In all, I loved reading the volume and would definitely recommend information technology!

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Dec 09, 2016 Guttu rated it really liked it

Lord Parshuram is worshipped generally past Brahmins and a few tribes in remote areas. I ever wished to know more about him. Read more than almost him. But there isn't much written well-nigh him. Out of fright for him or the fact that he is Chiranjeev, meaning notwithstanding live, that is the puzzling question. I came beyond this book via Goodreads and quickly added it to my "to-read" shelf. I didn't look much from this book as the writer is not well known or at least I wasn't enlightened of him. But as I started reading Lord Parshuram is worshipped generally past Brahmins and a few tribes in remote areas. I ever wished to know more about him. Read more than about him. But there isn't much written nearly him. Out of fearfulness for him or the fact that he is Chiranjeev, meaning still alive, that is the puzzling question. I came across this book via Goodreads and speedily added it to my "to-read" shelf. I didn't look much from this volume equally the author is not well known or at least I wasn't aware of him. Only as I started reading this, It turned out to be engaging book. There is no part of this book which is boring. The fluid writing which gains velocity as it progresses. It's difficult to put downwards this volume though I had to do this many times.
If you are a fan of Indian Mythology, Yous cannot afford to miss this. ...more

February 05, 2017 Hari Santosh rated it it was astonishing

i want this to be fabricated as picture show... rajamouli needs to accept a look it...
awesome narration. i know the two stories of vishwamitra and parashu ram, but i found they are related afterward reading these two books...

Dec 04, 2016 Viveka Vatwani rated it really liked it

Again an amazing volume by my friend dr vineet Agarwal. An interesting mythological story of one of the legends. A must read even for who has never been or is reading a mythological volume for first time.

January 09, 2016 Heena Jain rated it it was astonishing

superb book..beautifully written...a must read for evry1..grt combination of sci due north mythology

Aug 23, 2016 Dev rated it really liked it

It's really a legend... some told, some untold and it reflected the hard work and pains of the author.. a must read book for Hindu mythology lovers It's actually a legend... some told, some untold and it reflected the difficult piece of work and pains of the author.. a must read book for Hindu mythology lovers ...more

Feb xix, 2018 Srivallik rated it it was amazing

Wonderful volume on Parshu raam.At that place are many great Writers who have written great books just none explored the mighty story of parshu raam.squeamish experience reading this volume

The legend of Parshuram is a great and must read for all mythological lovers.
Author has narrated the whole epic in such a simple way which is very piece of cake to comprehend.
It was as if the whole saga was witnessed by me.
This volume is perfect blend of psychological mythogical and scientific world.
Author has captured the details in a way which can very well take you to the times of devs,asuras,nagas.
Each adhaye of this book talks almost the characters which ultimately shaped up the legend himself.
Author h The legend of Parshuram is a great and must read for all mythological lovers.
Writer has narrated the whole epic in such a simple mode which is very like shooting fish in a barrel to encompass.
It was as if the whole saga was witnessed by me.
This book is perfect alloy of psychological mythogical and scientific world.
Author has captured the details in a way which can very well take yous to the times of devs,asuras,nagas.
Each adhaye of this volume talks about the characters which ultimately shaped up the legend himself.
Writer has very nicely mentioned the life journey of Lord Parshuram which definetly leaves the reader to explore more than.
A must read book on i of the warrior of mythological times which seems to exist not so covered.
I would similar to thank Dr Vineet for amazing book. ...more

January 29, 2016 Sanat rated it information technology was amazing

what a brilliant style of writing!.I got hooked to this book and finished information technology in nine days.The events considered mythology have been very pragmatically put forth past the author with denoting explanations.The book helped me to expand my knowledge of ancient Hindu sages and seers and at the same time dispelling many misconceptions I had about my ain culture.One of the reasons why many urban Indians practice not capeesh,I believe,their scriptures and stories their grandmothers told them as kids is because th what a brilliant way of writing!.I got hooked to this book and finished information technology in 9 days.The events considered mythology have been very pragmatically put along by the author with cogent explanations.The book helped me to expand my cognition of ancient Hindu sages and seers and at the same fourth dimension dispelling many misconceptions I had about my own civilization.Ane of the reasons why many urban Indians do not appreciate,I believe,their scriptures and stories their grandmothers told them equally kids is because the nature of events of Hindu scriptures were too fantastic,also magnanimous to fathom back then,which lacked empirical ground and then which did brand them appealing to our imagination as kids but we lost belief in as we grew up in a contemporary scientifically inclined surroundings.But the writer has very assuredly stitched the occurrences of those events with suitable explanation to make them practically fathomable.Equally 'scientific discipline' is advancing and the theory of multiverses has now been accustomed past the scientists world over, and I read somewhere that doctors are now starting to work on caput transplantation which, by the way, finds mention in Hindu scriptures already,I believe these legends are not really legends but were real people with extraordinary powers obtained through other ways,call it magic or meditation or whatever.And this book telling Shri Parshuraam'due south story,whom we know only as a 5 minute livid character in Ramayan changes perceptions in a big manner.
All in all,a wonderful,captivating read with just the right lexicon and imagination at places which is but fair equally it talks about events that have happened over thousands of years.Its a 'Goodread' ...more

December 25, 2016 Smeet Shah rated it information technology was amazing

I loved Vishwamitra, so I was definitely going to get my hands on Parshu-Raam. Glad to say information technology didn't disappoint. I found the book a little ho-hum paced at first, merely and then it picked up. Then I would say information technology was appropriately paced.
I retrieve the best part well-nigh the book was that you really desire to know what's going to happen next, simply yous tin't increase your pace or skim through some lines, considering the research is not just shown in the overall storyline, but also in small, day to day things in between, I loved Vishwamitra, so I was definitely going to become my hands on Parshu-Raam. Glad to say it didn't disappoint. I found the volume a piffling slow paced at outset, merely then it picked up. So I would say it was accordingly paced.
I think the all-time part about the volume was that yous actually want to know what's going to happen next, but yous can't increment your pace or skim through some lines, because the research is not just shown in the overall storyline, simply also in small, day to day things in between, like, for example, the feast. I had the opportunity to talk to the author nigh it, and found that every little affair mentioned in the book is based on research.
The genre isn't the same equally Dan Brown's, but the research is certainly as top form every bit his. I thoroughly enjoyed the story and the characters, because this isn't based on whatever of the cliche characters of Hindu mythology, and this book surely added to my knowledge. But even for those who would probably non savor the characters or the story, the research will impress you.
And so couple the story of a unique, and legendary grapheme of Hindu mythology paced accordingly, to say the least, with excellent research and the book is an easy five-star. ...more

Feb 12, 2016 Shikhagupta rated it it was amazing

simply loved this book... It flows smoothly as a continuation to the first volume vishwamitra, and not only tells in detail the story of parshuraam simply also how both these sages are linked to each other. The in-depth research done past Dr. Vineet reflects conspicuously in the content and also in the minutest details with which every scene is described..that y'all can almost watch it in your mind. Another affair I really liked in the book is the message conveyed through the dialogues of the characters..a lot simply loved this book... Information technology flows smoothly as a continuation to the first volume vishwamitra, and not only tells in detail the story of parshuraam but too how both these sages are linked to each other. The in-depth inquiry washed past Dr. Vineet reflects clearly in the content and besides in the minutest details with which every scene is described..that you can most watch it in your heed. Another thing I really liked in the book is the bulletin conveyed through the dialogues of the characters..a lot can exist learnt from their lives.. The plots have been interestingly placed and the story has been narrated very well. A must read book for all.. Waiting for the next part Mr. Author.... ...more

simply loved this book... It flows smoothly as a continuation to the first book vishwamitra, and not only tells in item the story of parshuraam but also how both these sages are linked to each other. The in-depth research done by Dr. Vineet reflects conspicuously in the content and also in the minutest details with which every scene is described..that you lot tin almost sentry it in your heed. Another thing I really liked in the book is the bulletin conveyed through the dialogues of the characters..a lot but loved this book... Information technology flows smoothly as a continuation to the first book vishwamitra, and not simply tells in detail the story of parshuraam but also how both these sages are linked to each other. The in-depth research done by Dr. Vineet reflects clearly in the content and as well in the minutest details with which every scene is described..that yous tin almost lookout it in your listen. Another affair I really liked in the book is the message conveyed through the dialogues of the characters..a lot can be learnt from their lives.. The plots accept been interestingly placed and the story has been narrated very well. A must read book for all.. Waiting for the next part Mr. Author.... ...more than

January xvi, 2016 Ameen rated it information technology was amazing

An action packed performance by Parshu-Raam too equally Vineet

The book builds the grapheme perfectly along with various simultaneous plots. While reading this book you could really imagine many of the actions happening in front end of your own centre. The book is totally action packed and gives an insight on the situations which made Raam a "Parshu-Raam". Author has very well delivered the message in the book that "The choices y'all make ascertain your destiny". The book is perfect blend of mythology and

An activity packed functioning by Parshu-Raam besides as Vineet

The book builds the graphic symbol perfectly along with various simultaneous plots. While reading this volume y'all could actually imagine many of the actions happening in front of your ain eye. The book is totally activeness packed and gives an insight on the situations which fabricated Raam a "Parshu-Raam". Author has very well delivered the message in the book that "The choices you make ascertain your destiny". The book is perfect blend of mythology and fiction. Hats off to the author.

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Mar 04, 2016 Uma B rated it it was astonishing

It's probably the all-time book out at that place on not and so popular incarnation of Lord Vishnu.I always thought Parshu-Raam is the angry form of Dharma.Well,the writer's arroyo in explaining the events that lead Raam,a brahmin boy to go the Parshu-Raam who killed the mighty king Kartavirya Arjuna is quite impressive.
Even if you're not so great fan of mythology,
you would enjoy it,crusade it'southward no less than a
fictional adventurous movie if you have practiced imaginary
skills.
The author'southward mode of writing is Infor It's probably the best book out there on not then pop incarnation of Lord Vishnu.I always thought Parshu-Raam is the angry form of Dharma.Well,the writer'south arroyo in explaining the events that pb Raam,a brahmin boy to get the Parshu-Raam who killed the mighty king Kartavirya Arjuna is quite impressive.
Fifty-fifty if you lot're not and so great fan of mythology,
yous would savor it,cause information technology's no less than a
fictional adventurous movie if you have practiced imaginary
skills.
The author'southward way of writing is Informative,Clarity,
and fact oriented.
Curious about his next book. ...more

Fast paced, engaging and curiosity-laden story.

Herculean efforts at the astonishing inquiry behind the book shows up as, the intertwined yet clearly presented storyline is superb, and the lilliputian specific details add together reality to the presentation. Hats off to you beloved Author ! :)

May 28, 2016 Kiran rated information technology it was amazing

The Legend Of Parshu-Ram is an intelligent, in-depth clarification of the facts and the life of Lord Parshu-Ram, which I was not enlightened of. I wish the budding and daring Author who picked up such a side character for his second book a resounding success in his further ventures.

"True redemption could only be achieved when one accepted the hereafter consequences of one'due south past mistakes and did whatever was required to fulfil one'southward obligations. No matter how far one travelled, one had to come up dorsum dwelling at the stop of the journey."
The Legend Of Parshu - Raam Past Vineet Aggarwal "True redemption could only be achieved when 1 accepted the future consequences of i'due south past mistakes and did any was required to fulfil one'due south obligations. No matter how far one travelled, one had to come back domicile at the end of the journey."
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December 05, 2015 Sri Harsha rated it really liked it

A very nice to read and good fantasy.The narration is good explaining all the short stories in the path.

Loved every bit of Legendary Parshuraam! Never read well-nigh him anywhere and thanks to the author for providing a tale about the parshu raam and how he went almost killing the adharmic Kshatriyas!

Dr. Vineet Aggarwal is described by many as a doctor by qualification, manager by profession and author by passion.

Born in a family of doctors, he successfully completed an initial stint with the family unit occupation before deciding to venture into pharmaceutical management and currently pursues writing and travel photography along with his managerial roles.

He is the author of popular online blogs

Dr. Vineet Aggarwal is described by many equally a doctor past qualification, manager by profession and writer by passion.

Born in a family of doctors, he successfully completed an initial stint with the family occupation before deciding to venture into pharmaceutical management and currently pursues writing and travel photography along with his managerial roles.

He is the author of popular online blogs 'Decode Hindu Mythology' and 'Fraternity Against Terrorism and Extremism' and the author of books 'Vishwamitra – the Man who dared to challenge the Gods', 'The Legend of Parshu-Raam' * 'Bharat - the Homo who built a Nation."

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