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Sita: Warrior of Mithila
- Narrated by: Sagar Arya
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Publisher's Summary
Combining mystery and mythology, this epic fantasy is a global best seller with over 300,000 copies sold.
India, 3400 BCE. The ancient kingdom of Mithila is divided by corruption, resentment, and poverty. An abandoned baby is found in a field protected by a vulture from a pack of wolves. Soon adopted by the rulers of the land, she is named Sita, and raised as a princess and beloved daughter.
But the neglected kingdom of Mithila continues to face dangerous political troubles due to its selfish, apathetic king. In a bid to stabilize affairs, Sita's mother, Queen Sunaina, sends the spirited young princess away to a gurukul to complete her education. Under the guidance of her guru she discovers her true destiny: to become a warrior who will defend Dharma. A Goddess who will protect her people until the end of time.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Jagadeesh Biradar
- 26-11-18
Catchy & Engaging
Story holds you on edge throughout. Nicely narrated. Takes you back in time. Waiting for next volume.
6 people found this helpful
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- Aditya
- 09-06-19
good and Disappointing at the same time
Nicely written and narrated excellently. About the book, many many pages are just a repeat/ copy paste of the first book.
This is the second part of a series & I don't understand the meaning of repeating already explained terms/incidents in the previous book with so much details a small explaination would have sufficed.
The story has not moved an inch in these two books.
hopefully the 3rd book "Ravan" will finally start moving the Story forward
2 people found this helpful
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- Gyaneshwar
- 19-05-20
I was OK
The story was OK. It became tough due to a lot of complicated names. But the narrator was Good.
1 person found this helpful
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- Viraj Audi
- 20-01-20
Good!!
This is a second book that I read of ramchandra series. The first one was raavan the enemy of aryavarta. The experience was amazingggggg!... especially due to Sir Sagar Arya's narration. But I think Raavan: The enemy of aryavarta was a better in term of story than this book.
1 person found this helpful
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- Hemanth K.
- 04-12-18
A good Read
was a good read, need to reduce the repitation of the story from the previous book, otherwise it's a good reimagined story of Sita
1 person found this helpful
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- Suma Malyala
- 20-02-23
MIND-BLOWING
While long, it was very much worth listening. Keeps you on the edge of your seat. Action packed, and one of the best, even though all of his books are pioneers in their field.
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- Yogesh Bhatt
- 07-12-22
awesome listen
absolutely phenomenal narration. loved it through and through. The story is gripping and a lovely continuation for the first book. Amish truly is a magician.
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- Anushka Garg
- 01-11-22
the incredible story of Sita ,a warrior, a saviour
Plot and narration is excellent. Portraying Sita as a person we can all work to become, Amish has a done a fabulous job.
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- Vicky
- 25-08-22
just fine
the same story if first book of ram chndra series , so no dought you are going with same story line
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- Sanjay K
- 01-08-22
Excellent
Amazingly written and narrated .. what is the next in this trilogy Waiting for it .. any name yet ? Anxious to hear .. Wud buy.
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- Jose Juan
- 24-05-18
Nothing to do with Ramayana
If you aproach these books looking to find a story relating to the characters of the Ramayana it is highly dissapointing. For example Sita, the Lady of Darmha, getting an assasin to kill an officer of another kingdom. Are you serious!
Ramayana original story is far more richer, far more interesting than this.
I enjoyed the Shiva saga but this trilogy is a NO in my opinion.
2 people found this helpful
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- Amruta Kudale
- 01-04-20
Very intriguing
This book has got some really good detailed writing that describes the small details when it comes to war description. I just didn’t like the repetitions of few scenarios that were already covered in great details in the Scion of Ikshvaku book. But overall good book!
1 person found this helpful
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- Anonymous User
- 01-03-18
interesting story which was beautifully narrated
I have read the Ramayana... but I've come to like Amish's version so much more, seeing God's as humans makes them more relatable, but, the part I love the most is the way Sita is portrayed as a Vishnu and that Ram and Sita shared the responsibility. I have always found that the other version do not talk about her sacrifices and importance as much. Even though I love reading then listen, Sagar Arya's story telling has made this audiobook a beautiful experience.... definitely recommend😊
1 person found this helpful
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- NK
- 11-02-23
Do not relate this to actual ramayan, and its a good read as a fictional story.
Story narration and portrait of characters is very engaging, but disappointing when compared to ramayan.
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- Kunal Nadkarni
- 27-01-23
Loved it
Although more slower paced I felt than Ram’s version but was a really good story
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- Sriharsha Edla
- 16-06-20
This book is so bad.
Looks like Amish got influenced by Anand Neelakantan (the guy who writes mythological stories realistically from the Antagonist’s perspective)
Amish tried to do that but he screwed up really bad.
It’s such a waste of an audible credit and almost 10 hours of listening time.
Now I don’t care about the third book in this series.
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- Manoj
- 23-05-20
Great story, hopefully mostly true from Ramadan
Great story telling, almost makes you visualise the experience. I just hope most of it is translated from original Valmiki Ramayana which was originally in Sanskrit.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- saurabh
- 13-04-20
nice read
good book quite detailed depiction of the whole episode a good starter for interested folks
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- Neha Agarwal
- 17-02-20
Not exciting
Although I enjoyed the Sita's side of the story and perspective initially , 80% of the story repeats from the book 1 of th Ram Chandra series.
Thus just the first few and the last few chapters of the book are somewhat engrossing.
The rest of the book can be quite boring and repetitive.
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- Intazaar
- 11-08-19
plz release raavsn and shiva trilogy on audible
waiting desperately for raavsn and the shiva trilogy as audiobooks on audible
please release it fast
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- Anonymous User
- 19-01-23
wow
Breathtaking story. Thank you Amish for the great story with vivid images. Thank you
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- sanjeev
- 19-11-20
brilliant... simply Brilliant.
loved it to bits... can't wait to get the next part to come out. Ramayan in its most humane and realistic manner.
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- Gurbir Gill
- 30-11-17
Awesome
loved the book, just like the first part. The way it explains the problems of India today is incredible. Amish has really done a good job, as always.
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- Kindle Customer
- 25-05-22
Not able to listen properly
Not able to go beyond a certain point of chapter 4, even though I downloaded it on credit?