(BOOK I ) He was the thunder she was ready to be struck by. She was the fire he was ready to burn himself with. _________✧༺❀༻✧________ Born in a world where politics ruled emotions, they dared falling for each other But what happens when the complicated norms and rules separate two souls meant for each other, would love be able to overcome the difficulties thrown at it or would it be overshadowed by them? A tale of love, pain, betrayal and longing. It's their saga, the saga of thunder and fire, the saga of Arjun and Draupadi. ____________________________ Retelling of Mahabharat through the warrior Prince Arjun and the fire-born Princess Draupadi Genre- Historical-romance fiction Started : 18/03/2022 Ended : 22/12/2024 Cover credit - @Dreamlandcommunity

Smiles are the best illusions to hide every emotion, even pain! Happy, bubbly and joyous, words that were often used to describe Draupadi, the sakhi of Krishna. A woman who spreads joys and colours to everyone's life, but no one really knows anything about her, all they know is just her name and that she is Krishna's Sakhi. People believe and this is how Panchaali wanted to keep it but what happens when six adamant, hardhead and overly protective and possessive men enter her life, threatening to in reveal her every secret, who want to strip her off her all her illusions. Love is what she has craved for, love is what she is running from. The six pandav brothers have had it all, a happy family, a lavish and rich life and loving wives, but everything is shaken when a mysterious woman enters their life, the pull and the attraction they experience towards her is unlike any other, where people bow to them she openly challenges their authority, innocent as a child but wild as a fire, the sakhi of their beloved cousin and darling of everyone, who was this mysterious lady and why did their heart skip its beats every time they saw her? Plots are made, threats are passed, love ignites and blood is shed, this is the story of pains and joys, this is the story of laughter's and cry, this is the story of the fire born, Panchaali, one who is destined for the pandavas. . . **** KINDLY NOTE THE IMAGES USED IN THE BOOK AND IN COVER BELONGS TO THEIR ORIGINAL AUTHOR, I HAVE TAKEN THE IMAGE FROM GOOGLE & PINTEREST) XOXO, Nick❤

Gruesome circumstances leads Arjun and his Pandav brothers back to their Motherland, Hastinapur under the protection of the royals; only to realize that they were surrounded by vicious individuals masking their intentions. Nevertheless, it couldn't halt Arjun to achieve what he was born for; not halt him from becoming the peerless one. "To shun away from righteousness was never my nature, come what may." ~Arjun PART 2 of 'The Adventures of Arjun' Series.

Born in the laps of Shatasringa, immersed in the lush green forests, cascading falls and breathtaking mountains, Arjun felt his life was perfect with his Pandav brothers and his loving parents. Making himself almost a part of nature, he intermingled himself with every nook and corner of it. But nevertheless, he ended up weaving himself with elements of mystery which subtly hinted him of the unknown, the unseen and beyond what he imagined about the world. "Enjoy small things, because as time passes on, only they remain." ~Arjun PART 1 of 'The Adventures of Arjun' Series.

Out of the many intriguing characters peopling the Mahabharata, Subhadra is like a shooting star, with a short presence that is nonetheless impactful and a joy to behold. Here I reimagine how this sweet, benevolent and gracious princess' life might have been like.

Beyond the grand battles and legendary heroes of the Mahabharata lies a realm of untold stories-fragments of truth that time has veiled. In these hidden moments, souls wrestle with choices, hearts ache in silence, and destinies are forged in the quiet spaces between triumph and tragedy. This book is an attempt to bring to light the overlooked, the forgotten, and the unspoken-small acts of grace, fleeting conversations, and the inner turmoil of those who shaped the course of history without being its face. The Mahabharata in this book is not as an epic of gods and kings alone, but as a mirror to humanity-where the greatest battles are fought within and even the smallest actions ripple across eternity.