An Archeologist Maya is a 21st Century girl, On a duty she accidentally fell in the deep and dark mysterious hole and ended up in the 3rd Century BCE. In the Drawapur Yug's people found an injured maiden. There people never saw her, she is different, strange, lovely, cute and beauty with intelligent. But What will happen when 2 extremely ancient and modern timeline people clash to each other, What their reaction, How they deal to each other, Is everything okay, The Great War is happened or not, Is anything change????? One thing is clear is that.... ...............Something extremely new ! Something extremely dangerous! AND EXTREMELY PAINFUL!!

The two Best friends Vrunda and Maithali never imagined their late-night history discussions and scenarios would turn into reality- until they suddenly find themselves in the heart of Dwapar Yuga. Lost in the epic world of the Mahabharata, they must navigate war, alliances, and destiny itself. But as their choices start shaping the very course of history, one question lingers-were they meant to be here all along?"

"Previously Titled 'Saga of the Timeless': Undergoing Major Revisions" Once, the Mahabharata failed. The Pandavas lost. Adharma rose. Aryavarta burned. On the battlefield of Kurukshetra-surrounded by ash, silence, and the dead-Arjun took his final breath. But instead of darkness, the world reset. Time rewound. Destiny rewrote itself. Now the war begins again. Only he remembers the ending. And into this second chance walks Ishvitha-a modern-day surgeon who never believed in gods, karma, or reincarnation. Yet fate drags her into a world of kings and curses, where her presence shifts everything. Hastinapur stands on the edge of envy, politics, and war. Two houses prepare to collide. And Ishvitha is caught between two forces: ⚡ Fierce as thunder-intense, relentless, impossible to ignore. ☀️ Steady as sunlight-quiet strength, unwavering warmth. Desire is only the surface. Why has time brought her here? Why does Arjun watch her with a fear that feels ancient-like he's lost her before? And if destiny can be rewritten... what price must be paid to change it? At the dawn of the epic-where love becomes weapon, where loyalty fractures, and where fire chooses what survives-Ishvitha must face the truth: She may be the key to saving Aryavarta. Or the reason it burns again. ✨ A sweeping mythological romance of fate, time, and the cost of rewriting destiny.

In the mystical era of Dwapara Yuga, there existed a mysterious time traveler-a girl who wove her existence through countless aliases, concealing her true name and identity. Only four individuals knew her intimately, forming an unbreakable bond that transcended lifetimes. Together, they navigated the ebb and flow of existence, from life to death and back again. Behind the veil of secrecy, she held immense power. Since her teenage years, she had subtly shaped the world, showing kindness to those who deserved it and unleashing wrath upon those who dared to cross her. To her loved ones, she appeared as an innocent child, her personality bubbling with warmth. But to outsiders, she emanated an enigmatic calmness-a silent force that could alter destinies. In an unexpected twist of fate, she found herself transported back to the era of great warriors-a time when valour clashed against destiny, and legends were forged in the crucible of battle. The catalyst for this temporal journey was a seemingly innocuous mistake made by someone she deeply cared for-a mistake that reverberated through the ages. She found herself reborn as the daughter of a benevolent king and queen. Three elder brothers surrounded her, their protective love shielding her from the tumultuous currents of fate. And so, she stepped into the annals of history, her modern sensibilities colliding with an ancient world.

What if Karn was along with the Pandavas? What if Draupadi was only Arjun's wife? What if there was a happy ending to this great story? Join this re-imagined journey of the heroic clan of Kuruvansh and find out yourself! • #1 - Kurukshetra | 21 May 23 #2 - ArjunDraupadi | 3 July 23