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Ashwathama
- Narrated by: Neeraj Yadav
- Length: 7 hrs
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
It is an irony of fate that despite being an extremely important and immortal character in the saga of Mahabharata, Ashwatthama has always been neglected. There are other characters in puranic literature, including Ashwatthama, who are considered immortal. But where other characters have received immortality in the form of a boon, Ashwatthama received in the form of a curse!
The story of any war is replete with tales of ruthless massacres, murder of innocents, and other kinds of misdeeds. Then what were those two unforgivable crimes committed by Ashwatthama in a great war like Mahabharata, for which Lord Krishna cursed him to wander the earth for thousands of years in a lonely and shabby state? Ashwatthama questions if Shri Krishna did injustice to him by giving such a harsh curse or if God had some divine purpose behind it. Did Lord Krishna want to give a message to modern society through Ashwatthama?
In this new exciting novel, the author Ashutosh Garg presents the tragic story of Ashwatthama from the perspective of that great warrior, highlighting the hitherto untouched aspects of Ashwatthama’s life.
Please note: This audiobook is in Hindi.
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- Mrunal
- 28-07-20
It is nothing more new. But narration is good
All the characters and stories are somehow known by various other directions. It kills the curiosity always. Ashwathama was expected more in it. Anyways story narrated by neeraj yadav makes it interesting.
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- AMOL
- 01-01-21
Please fix Chapter 15
All in all a good attempt. Only flaw is Chapter 15 which ends apruptly without actualy ending the Chapter. Please fix it immediately.
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- Alpesh PAtel
- 06-12-20
loved it as its good 😊😊
Loved it as it is keeping us flowing with story, visualized whole mahabharat after a long time ....
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- Vivek kene
- 03-12-20
व्हेरी गुड
बहुत बढिया सूननेमे अश्वस्थामाँ बधियासे दिखाय गया है सभी पात्र सुनेमे अच्छे है बाकी सभी को सूननी चंहीये
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- Varsha
- 18-10-20
Outstanding!
Loved everything about this audio book - the narration is so gripping, painting a vivid picture of each character and context. Learnt of So many new sub plots of Mahabharata that I never knew existed !
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- Pratibha
- 12-10-20
Nice story with excellent narration!
Story of Ashwathama is less known, but the writer has done an excellent work by retelling the story in a lucid manner. The narration is also very good!
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- Pankaj Kumar Upadhyay
- 22-08-20
भ्रूड़ हत्या जैसे अपराध की सजा
एक मात्र ऐसा व्यक्ति अश्वथामा, जो अधर्मी, पापी होने के बावजूद भी अमर है। जो की एक योद्धा भी है।
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- abhijeet chandankhede
- 26-07-20
New Perspective to old story
though I listened to to it in parts.. not in continuity, I didn't struggle to get involved in the story just because of the beautiful narrative by Neeraj Yadav.. Although many aspects of the story still need to be clarified.. but those parts leave the listener guessing the next move of the characters... though an old story, with new perspective, enjoyed listening to this book... Good work by Ashutosh Garg
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- Dhakad
- 25-07-20
too pure hindi, but good narration
basically recites the Mahabharat in brief but fun to listen if first time , so give it a go
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-07-20
A must have
Loved It. very good storyline and narration. really loved it. clear msg delivered by proper story.