2020. Swarg Lok is extremely boring. All Arjun and Draupadi get to do there is nothing. No, you can't romance with all your family members staring at you whole day. Duryodhan has completed his 1000 years of pain in hell, and is trying to plot ways of stealing Krishna's Bansi with his Shakuni mama. Seeing all of this nonsense, Tri Dev decide on doing something interesting. Like asking the Kuru family about their secrets, plots and of course, Madhav. ..... Disclaimer : This book has content which includes shipping of characters and making fun. Please enter at your own discretion. I don't wish to hurt any religious

The night reeks of burning ghee and sandalwood, the pyre's flames licking the sky like the tongues of an angry god. Draped in crimson, Amba steps forward, her hair loose, her eyes fixed not on the crowd but on the void beyond. The air trembles with the chant of funeral mantras-yet this is no funeral for the dead, but a declaration of war by the living. Her voice, steady as steel, calls upon the gods to bear witness to her curse upon Bhisma. Then, without faltering, she casts herself into the fire. In that instant, the blaze becomes more than heat-it is a seed of destiny, smoldering through the cycles of time, until it will rise again on the battlefield as Sikhandi, the harbinger of Bhisma's fall. • In the shadow of Kurukshetra, a woman refuses to be forgotten. One terrible oath and a single flame born to destroy that oath. Amba was meant to be a queen. Instead, she was taken, discarded, and left with nothing but a vow for vengeance. But vengeance, she learns, is not simple-it is tangled with memory, desire, and the man she both loathes and cannot escape: Bhishma, the vow-bound warrior whose eyes hold a fire he swears never to act upon. In this haunting reimagining of the epic, Amba's voice rises against the silence of history. Her journey spans courts and battlefields, dreams and nightmares, where love corrodes into hatred and longing sharpens into a blade. Bound by oaths. Consumed by destiny. Some wars are fought with swords. Others, in the dark between two gazes.

" In the serene ghats of kashi , pakhi a student comes across Ashwin a scary man who happens to be her teacher and they both hate each other but as the lines between love and hate blurs she gets to know that her teacher is none other than the Immortal ashwathama . What Will happen when she uncovers the secret ? Can she stop herself from falling for her cursed teacher ? and What will happen when he falls back ? "

In the divine realms, the Gods face a dilemma. Time is unravelling, the threads of Fate are tangled, and the human world is drifting farther from Dharma. Those destined for greatness and with Dharma in their hearts still fail to grasp its true meaning. The Gods realize that to set things right, they need more than just divine intervention-they need Fate. And so, they turn to Niyati, the embodiment of Fate, to rewrite the paths of mortals. But Niyati is not a force that bends easily. She is not a mere servant to the will of the Gods. She is eternal, impartial, and unyielding. Yet, the Gods plead with her to reincarnate, to take the form of a mortal woman, and to change the course of history. The struggle for Dharma has become a tangled web, and only Niyati has the power to guide it. Reluctantly, Niyati agrees, but not without her own reservations. She will reincarnate-but not alone. By her side is Narayan Krishna, the Supreme Being himself, who seeks to work through her to restore balance. Krishna's divine presence shapes the events of the Mahabharat, but Niyati's hand gently tugs the threads of destiny. As Niyati walks through the lives of kings, warriors, and sages, her decisions become the fulcrum on which the Fate of the Kurukshetra war tilts. She is not just a silent observer; she actively moulds the choices of the Pandavas and Kauravas, nudging them toward their ultimate destiny. But will she be able to guide them to understanding Dharma before it's too late? Or will the complexities of Fate itself prove too intricate to change? Through battles of war, wisdom, and sacrifice, Niyati and Krishna work together, forging a new path for humanity. The journey is not just one of war but of understanding-the battle for Dharma is fought not only on the field but in the hearts and minds of those who walk the earth.

Ardha-Narisvara : The Lord who is half-woman. Or two halves, male and female, of the same soul. The intersection of two epochs. The tapestry of fate unravels. A bitter, sorrowful warrior ostracized by society. A shy, young lady trying to ward evil off her family A king burdened by expectations. A frightened maiden with a secret strength. A brother feared and cherished. A sister forever striving to be perfect. A hero beloved. A heroine angry and exhausted. A connoisseur of beauty and beasts. A fraulein, fierce and fashionable . A dreamer damned. A damsel desperate. Incarnations of the same soul. Meeting each other, learning truths harsh and lovely, accompanied by the sweet curse of family. All orchestrated by the hand of God. In a different universe, Krishna submits to the crushing force of Niyathi. In this one, he tries again. Cover Credit : @-DeeIsDead-

Abhimanyu's death was a turning point in the war. As the Kauravas prepared to trap Abhimanyu inside the deadly Chakravyuha formation, Karna, known for his fierce loyalty to Duryodhana and unmatched warrior skills, was expected to play a crucial role in sealing Abhimanyu's fate. Yet, a moment of hesitation changes everything. Karna, aware of Abhimanyu's valor and his own complex feelings-rooted in his secret admiration for the young warrior and the knowledge of their familial ties-finds himself conflicted at the critical moment of engagement. This brief pause, a flicker of doubt about striking down a brave young warrior fighting for dharma, slows Karna's assault just enough for Abhimanyu to evade the fatal attack. This hesitation disrupts the Kauravas' plan, allowing Abhimanyu to use his knowledge and skill to break free from the formation's deadly layers. The delay also throws the Kaurava warriors into confusion, preventing the coordinated strike that originally led to Abhimanyu's death.

what if Karna wasn't train by one but by two?. what if Karna was not only son and ansh of suryadev but also Devi ganga? what if karna didn't have any curses?. what if draupadi knows Karna before her svayamvar and fall in love with him?. what if In the end of dyut Sabha draupadi commit suicide and died? will Karna and draupadi love will blossom?

a son of sun . abandoned by his own mother . born as a Kshatriya . raised as a suta . lived like a ruler and enemy destroy . died as a anti hero . this is the story of a child who has taken a different approach rather than the fate written for him Will vasusena takes the road where he can find the haunted truths and whispers which were long as forgotten In the ancient books Or will he unravel it and accept what he was or falls the trap the fate was set to him . The kalacharka of mahabharata will change or it will follow the previous destines the war was about to arrive Could it be worse or good . Let's find out with in the adventure of vasu how will he protects his family from the upcoming the greatest compliment which was never Will he able to protect them Or fail to protect the world before the ancient dark takes over the universe Now the fate of his universe was in his hands will he protect or not

What will happen when the famous dwapar wasis get a chance to witness the selected section of people's day to day life? What will happen when their lives were given chance to be mended by them? who are those selected people...