The warrior princess of Mewar has to crack a deal to save her countrymen, to be bethrothed to the King of Bundela. The Afghan army awaits and enjoys a play of cat-mouse chase with the Royal Court of Mewar, for a final blow until everything falls apart. The amateur King of Bundela battles with his inner court in a struggle of ascension, and with the Mughal Army breathing down his neck. He plays the age-old and intricate game of thrones-palace intrigue. He has to survive, all on his own when everyone turns on one another. Watch how two people with lives poles apart, walk each other through their struggles with a common goal-to keep their countrymen safe. This is not your fairytale story. Because this is Age of Gold.

Yashodara. Does this name seem familiar? No, then what about Gautam Buddha? Strikes a chord right. The enlightener whose teachings who lit the paths of numerous souls. But very few of us know about the origins of the light he spread. His wife, Yashodara who found herself alone in the middle of the very night her newborn cast it's shadow on Earth, her sufferings remain unexposed to this world. Her journey from a well pampered princess to a fierce queen through stages of turmoil, grief, anger and a flow of various emotions. Hear Yashodara speak and voice her feelings!!! This fictitious retelling is just a humble attempt to form the perspective of the HER... This book does not intend to harm the feelings of anyone.

Arjun was one of the five Pandava brothers of the Mahabharat epic. He was born to Kunti and King Pandu with the energy of Indra, the leader of the gods. At a very young age he got acclaim for the sincerity and skill in archery. He was known for his steadfastness and single mindedness in pursuing his goals. He was instrumental in winning Draupadi in a contest for himself and his brothers as their joint wife. He also married Subadhra the sister of Krishna and Balaram and kept his friendship with them forever. Lord Krishna became his mentor and guide for the rest of his life. He was known by different names or rather titles such as Phaalgun, Keerti, Paartha, Dhanajaya and so on. Arjun serves as an example of a great human being, a dutiful householder, a loyal brother, a great warrior, a devout husband and a sincere devotee of God.

It all started when they humiliated the one sired by Fire itself. When one is blinded by an insane lust of an infernal nature, particularly one pertaining to power, all his merits stand nullified, and emasculated in such vicious intoxication. This the story of one such intoxication, and the cumulative of consequences, and causes that led to such a carnage which stood to define mankind and its nature through generations. *** The Mahabharata is one of the two chiefest epics in Indian Mythology. With its assimilation of a variety of storylines resulting in one common consequence, which is the battle of Kurukshetra, it mainly derives the chief cause of its consequence from the vicious rivalry between the Kuru cousins, The Pandavas, and The Kauravas. This story begins after the eldest Pandava, Yudhishthir, who had been given a piece of land, that was supposedly pestilent, gains his suzerainty over the Land of Bharata (thence also called, Aryavarta), owing to the combined labour, and perseverance of the Pandavas, and their common wife, Draupadi. Their eldest cousin, Duryodhan, infuriated by their prosperity, causes himself to be put in a state of humiliation at Yudhishthir's coronation. Angered further, he vows revenge, by humiliation in an equal measure. As events unfold, towards their ultimate fate, this story revolves around the backdrop of the relationship between the eldest Kaurava, and his wife Bhanumati, who remains a sufferer and spectator, despite being faultless.

Pemmasani Ramalinga Nayaka the commander of the Vijayanagara Empire, leads it to victory in the Battle of Raichur. However his success, leads to jealousy among a group of rivals, who implicate him in a false plot to overthrow the Emperor, Krishnadeva Raya. On the run, having to prove his innocence, Pemmasani, however has to face an even more deadly conspiracy, one that threatens the very existence of Vijayanagara.

She loved a flute player.She loved him unconditionally.They were separated by destiny but are still indivisible.Because no force of this universe can separate two souls unified by love. From the banks of Yamuna the essence of their love has crossed oceans exhilarating every soul who believes in their immortal love. This is not just a story but a defination for love-the elixir of life... Copyright©2016