Karna

The King of Anga

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Karna

Written by: Kevin Missal

Narrated by: Manish Dongardive

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Iron Age of India...around 900 BCE.

Born in the arms of the Ganga, Vasu grew up in the raging province of Anga. His life shaped by a fate that failed to be just - neglected by his own, stripped of his birthright - he was raised to be lost in an abyss of desires and disappointment.

Cursed by his guru, hurt by the only woman he loved, ostracised from society for being the son of a suta. With his only armour - hope - he ventured on an unforgettable journey. Alone.

This is Vasu’s tale of survival, of endurance, of abiding courage in the face of all adversities. And eventually, of blossoming into the greatest warrior of all time...Karna.

In an ultimate battle against his archenemy - the insidious, dishonourable and all-powerful Jarasandha - for a title he knew he deserved.

From a sutaputr to a leader of the people, this is a saga of betrayal, lost love and glory.

This is the story of the king of Anga.

Epic

Fantasy

Genre Fiction

Historical

War & Military

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loved the narration a lot! story is an end product of the author's perspective imagination, which relates to Greek and other cultural influences at those times. the role of Archimedes leads us to one such influences.. for a person who is not aware of Mahabharata, i would suggest to go through the real story first and then enjoy this perspective.