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  • Meluha Ke Mritunjay [The Immortals of Meluha]

  • Written by: Amish Tripathi
  • Narrated by: Swetanshu Bora
  • Length: 14 hrs and 45 mins
  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (54 ratings)

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Meluha Ke Mritunjay [The Immortals of Meluha]

Written by: Amish Tripathi
Narrated by: Swetanshu Bora
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Publisher's Summary

जब बुराई एक महाकाय रूप धारण कर लेती है, जब ऐसा प्रतीत होता है कि सबकुछ लुप्त हो चुका है, जब आपके शत्रु विजय प्राप्त कर लेंगे, तब एक महानायक अवतरित होगा।क्या वह रूखा एवं खुरदुरा तिब्बती प्रवासी शिव सचमुच ही महानायक है? और क्या वह महानायक बनना भी चाहता है अथवा नहीं? अपने प्रारब्ध एवं कर्तव्य की ओर खिंच जाने वाले एवं साथ ही प्रेम से प्रेरित शिव क्या सूर्यवंशियों के प्रतिशोध में उनका नेतृत्व करेंगे और बुराइयों का नाश करेंगे?

यह शिव रचना त्रयी की प्रथम पुस्तक है। शिव एक साधारण मनुष्य है जिसके कर्म उसे देवों के देव महादेव में परिवर्तित कर देते हैं।

Please note: This audiobook is in Hindi.

©2008 Amish Tripathi (P)2022 Audible, Inc.

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thank you amish, audible and team. For the first time in life I got more than what I invested in a subscription.

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Good with translations but lots of urdu in mix over there.

Then narration was also okay imo, keeping in mind I’m comparing it with Stefan fry narration in audible. Despite background mix, story doesn’t seem flowing. Will wait for some other narration, where narrator really feels the story.

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No words can be defined...

just amazing... really happy to hear this books....just little bit concerned about Urdu words and their use in it....as it's connected with our mythology..i was not expected some English or Urdu words like minutes, seconds, police, kaynaat etc....or else the story is most catchy and interesting...and narration is also at certain level.... thank you Audible for this... wanted to read this books since very long time but couldn't do it due to my schedule but today I could listen it completely...and dream came true...😊

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Very Good Book

Book is very nice but the reader (RJ) has very bad Hindi and his pronounciation are really very bad.
A RJ who is reading the book is expected to have a Good command over Hindi. Very happy with the writer and concept of this book.
Really disappointed with the Story Naration by R. J.

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Amazing

I like storytelling and background music combinations and overall audio books is amazing for listening

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Loved the book

The story and the narration was absolutely mesmerizing. It is worth your time and credit too

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can't listen

trying to listen a thousand times can't load
it would've better to download a pirated version rather than this. my entire train journey is wasted

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My first experience

This is my first experience of audio book an i am extremely happy with this i think it is more interesting to listen a book instead read .i am usually finish a book in a month by reading but with the help of audio books iam able to finish in Baily ten days.

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Epic

Wow, Amazing... Amish is excellence in writing. voice and sound editing is fantastic. I think South film industry should make a film on this.

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Interestingly different

It is having excellent storyline. Mythological clues and character names used in fictional way. Narration can be improved especially the joint words.

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  • Ajitesh
  • 07-09-23

The whole concept is amazing but…

The concept of how dharm is explained to someone who is not aware of sanatan dharm is quite interesting. The main characters however has no growth of their own which makes it hard to have a grip. For example this might be a tricky way to put it but the concept of show don’t tell has not been executed to the full extent as it should. Shiva the Main character has all the qualities to take things forward and we hear it from different characters too but we are not able to see the full extent of his might. And that godly aura around him is missing. Other than that, since this is Mr. Tripathi’s first book it shows that his writing skills were a little hard to have a flow for readers and not that investing into the story. But apart from everything, the detail explanation of dharm and connecting it with science was a superb execution and the whole thing works somehow. Kudos to Mr. Tripathi for this achievement.