~~~~~~=~~~~~~ "Excuse me, miss. Can you give a hand?" he asked. "Do I know you?" I ask curiously. Who is this guy? I don't even remember if i know him it's embarrassing or maybe he is completely a stranger ~~~~~~=~~~~~~ The man touched my shoulder lightly, leaning close to whisper in my ear. *read it out loud*. "Kanha" ,I thought desperately, "help me please." ~~~~~~=~~~~~~ "Where am I?" I asked, trying to keep my voice steady. The maid looked at me in surprise. "You're at the royal palace, my lady. In the kingdom of Dwarka." ~~~~~~=~~~~~~ Kingdom? Dwarka? how did she end up there what happened with the stranger she met ? Did she end up traveling back in time, someone is pranking with her? Or it's just a dream? To know " click the read button " Radheyshyam 🙏🏻 🌟 ~~~~~~=~~~~~~

My mere imagination of how the Ramayana could have been with its amazing characters. Mostly Romance! . . . Some tiny tales to fill in the gaps.

The story has a large chunk of my imagination, but it won't be your usual Lakshmila stories. It would show the romance and selflessness of each and every couple in Ramayana, like- Ram Sita Bharat Mandavi Lakshman Urmila Shatrughna Shrutkirti It will also be a different type of Ramayana, so my intentions are not to hurt anyone's feelings.

She loved him in silence. She served without expectation. She suffered without being remembered. The Moon Beside the Sun is the untold story of Saumya-the queen who gave everything, yet asked for nothing.

Her touch is absolute death. His grace is entirely infinite. Baptized in venom and bound to the shadows, Nandini is a Vishakanya, a beautiful weapon whose skin is a fatal boundary no human can cross. Trapped in the freezing isolation of her own lethality, she is sent to bring ruin to the radiant kingdom of Dwarka, targeting its divine heart: Krishna. But when her lethal strike lands, the laws of nature shatter. Krishna doesn't fall. Instead, he meets her weapon with an all-knowing grace that changes everything. What follows is a quiet revolution born in the fierce, tender spaces of midnight. Amidst a grueling purification, the captor becomes a sanctuary. In a world where Nandini has only ever known fear, Krishna becomes the impossible anchor, the one person who can hold her through the phantom burning, wipe her tears, and interlace his bare fingers with hers without fear. "Let the world flinch away from you, Nandini," he whispered, his bare palm pressing flat against her racing heart. "The poison belongs to Magadha, but your heartbeat belongs to me."

Seven chaotic youngsters accidentally enter the Mahabharata, befriend legends, challenge kings, annoy Krishna, and return home carrying wounds nobody ever saw. At the center of it all is Homa-a girl who learns that even the strongest people don't have to fight alone. History may forget. Krishna never will. This is my first time writing a story, so please be kind. I'm still learning and improving with each chapter. Thank you for reading and supporting my work.

After a tragic death in the modern world, madhvi is granted a second chance at life. Reborn from a sacred fire in the kingdom of Panchala, she becomes the younger sister of Draupadi, Dhrishtadyumna, and Shikhandi. With only fragments of her memories from a previous life, Tara finds herself living inside the legendary world of the Mahabharata. Surrounded by a loving family she once dreamed of having, madhavi slowly embraces her new life as a princess. But destiny has greater plans for her. As friendships deepen, kingdoms collide, and fate draws her toward the Pandavas, Madhavi must decide whether she will follow the path history has written-or create one of her own. Filled with family, humor, friendship, romance, and epic adventures, this is the story of a girl who was given a second chance to belong, to love, and to leave her H 🏆 #1 in #pandavas (987 stories) (30/06/26) ✨ Thank you so much for your love and support! Every read, vote, and comment means the world to me. ❤️

Featured - @AmbassadorsIN , @highfantasy "No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn." Suthanu has always known who she is - the cherished only daughter of Yudhishthira, the embodiment of dharma, and Draupadi, whose fire reshaped an age. Growing up within the golden walls of Indraprastha, she is her family's joy, her people's light, and the living promise of everything the Pandavas fought to build. Then the Dice Game happens. And in a single, catastrophic throw, everything is gone. With her family shattered and Indraprastha lost, Suthanu refuses to let her parent's legacy crumble into dust. She will fight to protect what remains of her family and find a way to reclaim what was stolen - even if the path forward cuts straight through her grief. What she doesn't plan for is Bhanu. Son of Krishna, equal parts charming and guarded, he enters her fractured world carrying a quiet determination she wasn't expecting and a fate that seems impossibly tangled with hers. He could be her greatest ally - or the one complication dharma simply cannot afford. Because in a world where ancient evil stirs in the shadows and dharma is already asking everything of her, falling for the son of Krishna might be the one battle Suthanu isn't equipped to win. Can the daughter of the Pandavas restore a broken legacy - and is she willing to risk her heart to do it? A Mahabharata-inspired mythology retelling with royal romance, shattered kingdoms, and the eternal pull between duty and desire. © 2024 Akshayaa Mahesh

♣︎ WEEKLY UPDATE ♣︎ A curse lost in time. A destiny reborn in Kalyug. The children of the legendary warriors-Pandavas, Kauravas, Karna and Krishna-are thrust into a world they were never meant to see. Stripped of the past yet bound by its echoes, they must navigate a modern age filled with unfamiliar rules, hidden truths, and emotions they were never prepared for. As old rivalries resurface and unexpected bonds begin to form, the question remains-are they here to rewrite destiny... or repeat it? In a world far removed from their own, will they choose love over legacy, or will history find a way to repeat itself?

Kalinda is said to be the daughter of Krishna - not born, but destined. Sent from Kaliyuga into Dwapara, she arrives not as a savior, but as consequence. Krishna is Leela - infinite, shifting, untouchable. Kalinda is Niyam - absolute, unyielding, final. In Dwaraka, she is not worshipped. She is obeyed in silence. Because where mercy ends, she begins. No forgiveness without cost. No sin without weight. No exception - not even for gods. And when even Krishna will not decide... He says only one thing: "Ask my daughter."