Chitra. Veer-sodari, Veer-patni, and Veer-mata. The world knows her as Princess Subhadra, the beloved sister of Lord Krishna. The pride of Dwarka. The mother of Abhimanyu. The wife of Prince Arjun. The Kuru woman defined solely by the men she was a counterpart to. Yet, underneath the woman, lurks a girl with dreams, innocence and wonder that the world does not see. Through triumphs and trials, she carves her own path, challenging the limitations imposed on her and shaping her destiny with unwavering resolve. A tale of never faltering love, loss, sacrifice and devotion to duty. A forgotten woman brought to light. please note- this book is under editing at the moment, but can be read as the sequences will flow in order.

Book 2 of the Kshatrani series. For Abhimanyu, she wasn't just his mother. She was his teacher, his guide, his protectress, and most of all, his best friend. But for Subhadra, this role of a mother was both new, tough, and demanding, given the fact she had to give her son a relatively normal childhood on the brink of a war in the years to come. Would she prepare a soldier or a weapon? Veer Abhimanyu- defined by his mother. A memoir of the woman who bore one of the greatest warriors the world had ever witnessed, the illustrious Princess of Dwarka. Abhimanyu-janani Subhadra.

#2nd in Dvapar Yuga Awards [Vyaktitva Category] The wife of Arjuna. The sister of Krishna. The mother of Abhimanyu. Subhadra has always been defined by the men in her life. Her existence shadowed in the presence of the more vivacious fire bred queen Draupadi, her story lost in the pages of history. This is her tale. A tale of honour, sacrifices, love, loss and the quiet gentle strength of the Yadavakumari, the jewel of the ancient clan of Vrishnis, fabled in the three worlds for her exquisite beauty. She who dared to defy society for love and to make her own destiny by force. She who guided the last generation of the Kurus to their zenith. She who harnessed her legendary warrior husband's destiny through the strings of her unparalleled wisdom and incandescent love. She who was designated the position of a literal Goddess and earned a seat in the hall of the greatest women to have ever lived in the age of the Mahabharata. PS:- Cover Credit : @that_sarcastic_girl