Love is a promise,love is a souvenir,once given never forgotten,never let it disappear. A three -shot on two loving hearts , a promise that he made and she waited for. The contentment of their hearts , time and again. Do read in to know more. Cover credits - pixie

No matter how many books you read, you can never complete Mahabharatha, the greatest epic of all times. Each time you read it, new thoughts will pop up and new things will make sense. In the incredible maze of this never ending story, nothing is pure and no one is sinned. Evil is justified and benevolence is brushed aside, all for greater good. Men and women of this legendary story, caught in the webs of their own words and actions, spinned the great wheels of fate and perished in the grand process to gift us this unmatchable literary gem. But the unyielding master of lives, TIME let some of those characters to live long after their deaths in our imagination. Though thousand characters managed to live to tell this magnificent tale, the spotlight is reserved to only few and the mortals won't shut up hailing and criticising them until the very end of time. I am one among such mortals who chose to reiterate this giant epic from the peephole view of a dreamy young girl, enchanting princess, sidelined empress and forgotten human being - Bhanumati, the proud wife of a fallen would-have-been king.

What could it have been like for Subhadra when she discovered the love of her life, Arjuna himself, was living incognito under her care for four months and revealed himself before her with a bang? How would she have felt? What reaction would she have given? Romance really isn't given a huge priority in the epic and the same applied to the profound workings of Subhadra's heart and mind. So I wanted to take on it in my own way and write the episode through her eyes.

"Whenever goodness will suffer, and evil will prevail, I will recreate myself. To protect the good, to destroy the evil, and to re-establish justice, I will be reborn, in every yuga!" - Bhagavat Geeta A corrupted, rotten society of Kaliyuga. Where Dharma has been forgotten. The moral values set by ancient sages are lost. Lessons of Scriptures are misinterpreted. Even the pious field of education has been maligned! Can honesty save this society? Cover credit: @sparkle012m

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.

Its a story based on the mahabharata hero Arjuna and his favourite wife, the sister of Shree Krishna, Subhadra, mother of abhimanyu. Its the story of the abduction of Subhadra, done by Arjuna as he falls in love with her..and Krishna gives his blessing to this match as well. Its written from the point of view of the hero himself, however I have made both as modern as possible.

Some poems inspired by the greatest inspiration that is love. I have written my second book of poems here gathering some of my love and putting it in words. I lead you on the tour of KamalaKaanthini's world where only love is the ruler and above it resides Shri Krishna. So pack your popcorn and Krishnas and follow me on this journey: Muralidhara Prema Kavya! Morpankh Awards: Category Winner 2020.