The Tale of a Warrior Lost in Time
When we speak of the great warriors of the Mahabharata, names like Arjuna, Bhishma, and Karna immediately come to mind. But Satyaki, a fierce warrior and close confidant of Lord Krishna, is often overlooked in traditional retellings. This novel brings the unsung hero to the forefront, giving his story the attention it has long deserved.
Told As If by Satyaki Himself
What sets this book apart is its storytelling technique — it feels as though Satyaki himself is narrating his journey. From his first meeting with Krishna in Mathura to the coronation of Yudhishthira, the narrative captures not just his valour but his deep-rooted sense of dharma and loyalty. The story begins with a mysterious conversation between the author and Satyaki, instantly pulling the reader into the world of the Dwapar era.
A Blend of Adventure, Spirituality, and Brotherhood
More than just a chronicle of battles and war, the novel explores friendship, faith, and the purpose of life. The spiritual bond between Krishna and Satyaki, strategic war sequences, and deeply emotional moments are all presented in a language that is simple yet powerful, making the story resonate on multiple levels.
Writing Style and Readability
Dushyant Pratap Singh’s writing is vivid, accessible, and has a cinematic quality — perhaps influenced by his background in film. His storytelling keeps the narrative engaging for both lovers of mythology and new-generation readers alike. The pacing is well-maintained, and each chapter draws the reader deeper into Satyaki’s world.
.jpg)
.jpg)
.png)
.jpg)
.png)
.png)
5.png)
4.png)
