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Very incoherent like it was written for a kid and just rambles on and on. I would not recommend this's all.


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Kamadeva The God of Desire Anuja Chandramouli 9788129134592 Books Reviews

Kamadeva, The hindu god of desire is brought into our lives with this excellent novel. I don't think i have ever enjoyed reading a novel in this genre as much as Kamadeva. It was truly a fun read with hilarious dialogues and stunning revelations about some popular characters in Hindu mythology. The style of narration also deserves a special mention as it never lets the reader Stagnate on any particular page.
I applaud the author on her research into kamadeva since the facts she reveals in this novel have been unknown to me thus far (I have been reading up on these guys since i was a kid). The nauseatingly pure nature of the devas and the stereotypical portrayal of the asuras have been shattered with this most realistic portrayal of the three worlds. The author whips up a good amount of laughs with her unique contemporary style of writing (I LoL'ed atleast 5 times). My favourite parts of the book are the excellent banter between Kama/Indra and the portrayal of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
To conclude, This is an excellent second book which betters Arjuna in my opinion, Congrats to the author Anuja Chandramouli. All novel lovers irrespective of genre Grab this one, you wont regret it
I have received this book from the author through Goodreads in exchange for a free unbiased review.
I was happy to receive Anuja Chandramouli's 'Kamadeva The God of Desire', seeing that other recent authors have not written about the god of love. The author has undoubtedly put in much research while writing this book. The interactions between the celestial beings, their prurient desires, backstabbing, politics, petty squabbles - everything has been developed well.
It is a good read, but could have been a truly great read, on par with a masterpiece by Ashok K. Banker (incidentally we realize that he has also developed as a writer by reading his earlier thrillers). So what went wrong with Kamadeva? The author has made it too long, with a plethora of errors, present-day slang, wrong usage of highbrow words, etc. She has been well assisted in retaining these bloopers by the publishers Rupa, who have even killed Rabindra Nath's English translations.
So what would I suggest? You have a great and well-researched story which not many have covered till now in recent times. Improve it and republish ASAP before others are inspired by it and create a better version using yours. Do this before thinking of writing/ publishing your next work; this experience of refining will help in your future writing also.
In the time of Mythology retellings, most authors are going back to retell us the epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana over and over again and I have to admit, I quite enjoy them. Anuja Chandramouli has previously told us the story of Arjuna, which was a well researched and well narrated story. So, when I was approached to review this book, my first instinct was to accept - afterall, I had already read and enjoyed this aythors work. Secondly, I have never read much about Kamadeva other than the very brief guest appearances in other novels. So, I was quite curious about the subject as well.
Kamadeva - the God of Desire, was born to Lord Brahma. He plays his part in the world of Lords as a friend to Indra, husband to Rati and a tutor to the Apsaras. But because of a preordained curse, he faces the wrath of Lord Shiva, the destroyer. Rati and Kamadeva are then reborn on Earth. Kamadevas destiny unfold in the pages as the readers are taken on a ride. Everything seems to be a part of a much larger plan.
The best part of the book is that Anuja Chandramouli makes her characters very human. Yes, she is telling the story of the Gods, whom we hold with such reverance, yet she humanizes them in such a way that a reader can actually relate to the character and situations. The dialogue delivery in our everyday language adds to the allure of it. The book also discusses some topics that are very relevant in our society. It is very apparent that that the author has put in some quality research time while developing the plot and apllaud the author for that. The language and the narration compliments each other by maintaining a certain balance. The author has a very refined language and it is a pleasure to read her prose.
The only drawback of the book is its pace. While the plot and the language makes up for part of it, I think there were sections in the book that I could do without.
Overall, this book makes for a really interesting read. It will surely attract the Mythology lovers as it portrays a little known character
Very incoherent like it was written for a kid and just rambles on and on. I would not recommend this's all.